CivicView a City of Crestview Podcast: Recent Episodes
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This podcast is designed to keep the citizens of Crestview, Florida informed on the happenings at City Hall as well as other parts of local government around the city.
In the second part of our final episode, we wrap up CivicView with our city manager Tim Bolduc. He shares some cool things planned for 2024, and we spend some time reminiscing over the last three years of episodes, which are all free on all major streaming platforms, so go listen!
It's the end of 2023 and the end of CivicView. But we aren't sad because we have a new, exciting podcast planned for 2024. In this first part of our two-part final episode City Manager Tim Bolduc stops by the studio to discuss Crestview, what we have achieved, what we have cooking, and what the future holds. Be sure to keep an eye and your ears out for the second part, which will drop next week.
In this special episode of CivicView, Brady Peters, our new Parks and Recreation Director, stops by the studio to discuss youth sports, online sign-ups, sponsorships, and the value of city league sports programs.
In this episode, Mayor Whitten stops by the studio to help us spread the word about City Government Week, it's importance, and why communicating with out citizens is something we value greatly here at the City of Crestview.
In this episode, Nat Myze with Adams Sanitation pays us another visit to give us the rundown on recycling and to remind everyone that our service contract with Adams begins Oct. 1. For more info about the upcoming transition, be sure to give this week's episode a listen for free!
In this episode of CivicView, Brian Hughes of the Cultural Services Division stops by the studio to take us back in history. He is hosting a spectacular three-day history event at Old Spanish Trail Park, all about WWII. The event takes place September 1-3, so don't miss out. For more information, give this week's episode a listen.
In this week's episode, Mayor JB Whitten stops by the studio to share the details of the Overdose Follow-up Summit he is hosting in conjunction with International Overdose Awareness Day on Aug. 31 at the Crestview Community Center starting at 9 AM. This event is open to the public. Be sure to listen to this week's episode to get all the details.
If you would like to attend the summit, please contact the Mayor's Office at 850.682.3812 or email pio@cityofcrestview.org.
In this episode of CiviView, Nat Mize with Adams Sanitation stops by to discuss our trash collection transition, the majesty of a brand new garbage truck, and bolstering the ranks of Adams Sanitation's workforce as they prepare for the changeover in October.
In this episode of CivicView, library director Jean McCarthy, stops by the studio to tell us about some of the amazing tutoring and educational services offered through the library's website free of charge to anyone with a library card. Be sure to give this week's episode a listen so you don't miss out on these fantastic resources.
In this episode of CiviView, our Cultural Services Poobah (his words, not ours), Brian Hughes, stops by the studio to discuss some of the fun and educational events happening at our museum and to let everybody know all about the John McMahon Environmental Center. To book a tour of the environmental center, you can call Mr. Hughes at 850.398.5459 or stop by Crestview's History Museum and see him in person.
We are celebrating our 100th episode with a request for everyone to join us in Choosing Crestview. We share all the details on our Choose the View campaign and how you can join us. We also review some upcoming events, including our summer movie night series.
In this episode, City Manager Tim Bolduc stops by the studio to discuss state appropriation funds and how we managed to get 1.8 million dollars, and where those funds are going. It's more exciting than it sounds! Be sure to check this week's episode and all our previous episodes for free on all major streaming platforms, including Apple Podcast and Spotify.
This week's episode is all about our upcoming Juneteenth celebration taking place on Monday, June 19th at Old Spanish Trail, gates open at 11. Dr. Karen Brown who serves as president of the Juneteenth Committee stops by the studio to share details of the event and the importance of Juneteenth and why all Americans should celebrate the day.
We are back from a short break, and this week's episode features Mr. Warren Bowtie Feaster. Warren stops by the studio to discuss his upcoming Father-Daughter Banquet happening June 17 at Warriors Hall, with doors opening at 5 pm. You can purchase your tickets at https://www.warrenmrbowtiefeaster.com/page-4.
Be sure to listen to this week's episode for details about the event and for info about a cool upcoming episode.
In this week's episode, Tiffany Woodham and Councilman Doug Capps stop by the studio to spread the news about this year's Rotary Round-up. Tiffany explains the Rotary's mission and how you can become a Rotarian. Be sure to listen to this week's episode so you don't miss out on all the fun.
In this week's episode, Jody Craft, president of LiveOak Fiber, stops by the studio to share some amazing news about their hard work to provide fiber internet to Okaloosa County. He also gives us the inside scoop on their pricing packages, but you will have to listen to the episode to find out!
This week's episode is about why we believe it is essential to #KeepCrestviewBeautiful. This year's initiative kicks off on April 12, be sure to listen to the episode if you would like to know more about how you can participate!
In this week's episode, the president and CEO of United Way Emerald Coast, Kelly Jasen, stops by the studio to share the low down on what UWEC has going on in 2023. UWEC is doing amazing things in Okaloosa and Walton counties, and we wanted to let everyone know. If you would like more info or would like to volunteer, visit their website at https://www.united-way.org/.
In this episode of CivicView, the communications team crashes the studio to share all the details about some of the incredible events going down this spring all over the city. So be sure to give this one a listen because you don't want to miss out on all the fun!
In this week's episode, our very own mayor, JB Whitten, stops by to let the public know that we aren't all talk when it comes to the Opioid Epidemic. He fills us in on the Opioid Task Force and ways the public can participate and get resources going forward.
We want to hear from you! In this episode of CivicView, Administrative Services Director Jessica Leavins and Community Impact Specialist Peyton Pallar stop by to convince you to take our strategic planning survey. To learn more about the survey and why your input is so important, be sure to listen to this week's episode.
In this week's episode, Executive Director of the Crestview Area Chamber of Commerce, Sandra Wilson, stops by to talk all things Chamber of Commerce, including some fun upcoming events and the value of becoming a member of the Chamber of Commerce.
In this week's episode, our Parks and Recreation Programs Supervisor, George Hillsman, stops by the studio to discuss all things city league sports. George has been a member of our team for almost twenty years, and he knows a thing or two about team sports, so be sure to give this week's episode a listen to find out about our programs, how your youth can participate, or how you can participate.
In this week's episode, Councilwoman Brown stops by the studio with Ms. Wanda Walker of the General Federation of Women's Clubs (GFWC) to discuss the club's history, heart health, serving our community, how you can become a member and Sunday Fish Fries. So check out this week's episode to learn more, and give our previous episodes a listen while you're at it!
Hello, 2023! We are back, and this episode features City Manager Tim Bolduc. Tim stops by to discuss some of the cool things we have planned for 2023 and beyond, so be sure to give this episode a listen and catch up on previous episodes.
In the Season 4 Finale of CivicView, John Emsing of the SBDC stops by to discuss in-home childcare initiatives and the shortage of childcare providers in our community. To learn how to support the mission, check out https://sbdc.uwf.edu/ or visit https://form.jotform.com/223055499163157 to reserve your spot for one of the upcoming information dinners free of charge. CivicView is available on major streaming platforms such as Apple Podcast, Spotify, Pandora, and IheartRadio. You can also listen Saturday mornings at 7 am on The Good Country WAAZ/WJSB 104.7 FM.
In this episode, we get to know our new council member, Ryan Bullard. Councilman Bullard serves as the new Precinct 2 representative. We discuss his background, why he chose Crestview for his home, and what he hopes to see for Crestview over the next four years.
In this episode, Public Services Director Mike Criddle stops by the studio to discuss all things Streets and Water. He shares some of his background, why he chose to make Crestview his home, and where he hopes to see Public Services and the City of Crestview go in the future.
Thank you to WAAZ/WJSB for helping us spread the word over the radio Saturday mornings at 7, and thank you to all of our listeners for helping make Crestview a great place to live.
In this episode of CivicView, Director of Operations Wayne Steele and Project Manager Jayce Vanderford stop by the studio to discuss capital projects. We promise it's more exciting than it sounds! We go over some big changes our citizens will see in the Redstone and Brookmeade area, as well as some traffic improvements where the Crestview Commons will be. Be sure to listen to this week's episode so you can stay in the know.
Thank you to WAAAZ/WJSB for getting these out on Saturday morning at 7 am, and thank you to all of you who make our city such an awesome place to live.
In this episode of CivicView Officers, White and Lewis stop by to discuss to amazing programs the Crestview Police Department is doing to help foster community relationships and assist our officers and our citizens. To learn more about Please Be Kind and R.U.O.K. be sure to give this week's episode a listen!
This week's episode is about putting tourists' dollars to work for the rest of us. We are joined by Jennifer Adams, director of Destin Fort Walton Beach, our tourist development division here in Okaloosa County, and Councilman Doug Capps, who represents us on the Tourist Development Council, to talk bed tax spending, little adventures, and many of the other awesome programs offered by the TDD. You can visit https://www.destinfwb.com/ for more info. We want to give a big shoutout to WAAZ/WJSB for getting these out on Saturday mornings at 7 am and to all of our loyal listeners who make CivicView a part of how they stay connected to their local government.
In this week's episode, our Community Impact Specialist Peyton Pallar stops by the studio to provide some details on the Hurricane Ian Victims Donation Drive going on at City Hall as well as all the events we have going on in the City in October, including our Trunk or Treat sponsored by All In Credit Union. If you want to know more about how you can donate or join us for our other events, be sure to listen to this week's episode.
In this episode of CivicView, chairman and District 4 representative of the Okaloosa County School Board, Tim Bryant, stops by the studio along with City Councilman Doug Capps to answer questions about schools here in Crestview and some of the outstanding programs at CHS.
In this episode of CivicView, Main Street Crestview Association's executive director Rachel Conort stops by to tell us all about the fantastic events going on downtown through the new year, including an exciting new event series featuring live music in the downtown area called Music Off Main. The first concert will feature Casey Kearney and kicks off Friday, September 23 at 6 pm. All events mentioned in this episode are free to the public. For more information or to register for an event, please visit www.downtowncrestview.org.
In this week's episode, Mayor Whitten stops by the studio to share some staggering statistics related to opioid overdoses affecting our country and our community. He also gives us the rundown on the upcoming Overdose Summit he is hosting with the help of the Florida League of Cities and Project Opioid. This event will take place on September 30 from 9 am to 2 pm at the Crestview Community Center. It is free and open to the public. Please be sure to register as space is limited, and both breakfast and lunch will be provided. To register, please visit https://conta.cc/3TWa1hY. Thank you to Florida Power and Light for providing breakfast and Eglin Federal Credit Union for providing lunch.
As always, thank you to our listeners and to WWAZ/WJSB The Good Country for getting these episodes out every Saturday at 7 am. You can always listen to previous episodes for free on most popular streaming platforms.
In this week's episode, some special guests from the Crestview Public Library stop by to share how they need your help to participate in their upcoming Augmented Realty Game based around Alice in Wonderland. We also go over some cool upcoming family nights, so be sure to give this week's episode a listen!
In the 70th episode of CivicView, Brian Hughes of the Cultural Services Division and Nick Schwendt of CDS stop by to talk about the history of the Bush House and the grand opening event. The Bush House will serve as a museum for the City of Crestview. It is located at 198 S Wilson St right downtown. The event will take place Thursday, September 8 at 4 pm. For more information and to learn about some of the cool secrets found during the renovation, give this week's episode a listen. You can listen to all of our episodes for free here on Podbean or any other popular streaming service like Apple Podcast and Spotify. You can also catch episodes Saturday morning at 7 am on WAAZ/WJSB
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This week's episode features Officer Healey and Mindy Moriarty from our Animal Services Division. They stop by the studio to talk about our upcoming ribbon cutting and adoption event taking place at our newly renovated Animal Services Facility located at 715 N. Ferdon Blvd on Saturday, August 20, from 10 - 2. Thanks to our amazing sponsors, this event will feature a luau-themed fashion show and zero adoption fees. We also discuss the importance of microchipping your animals and how you can ensure your fur friends are found if they get lost. Thank you to All In Credit Union, David Scott Lee Buick GMC Crestview, Property Group 850, Shot In Focus Photography, and some very awesome private sponsors. Thank you to WAAZ/WJSB 104.7 FM for playing these on Saturday at 7 am, and be sure to catch on previous episodes for free where ever you listen to podcasts.
This week's episode features a fantastic community partner Hannah Wilburn of All In Credit Union. Hannah stops by the studio to tell us about All In's $200,000 grant for non-profits. We discuss some of the previous winners, some of which have been right here in Crestview, how to apply, and how the selection process works. If you know someone who works for or owns a non-profit, let them know about this fantastic opportunity, and give this week's episode a listen so you can get some pointers on the application process. To apply today, visit https://allincu.com/why-us/all-in-credit-union-grant.html.
If you haven't caught up on season 4, it's free, along with our whole catalog. You can find them on Spotify, Apple Podcast, Podbean, and on our website. You can also listen Saturday mornings on The Good Country WAAZ/WJSB at 7 am.
In this episode, Diane Freeman, executive director of A Bed 4 Me Foundation, and Crestview Police Chief Stephen McCosker stop by the studio to share how important it is for children in Okaloosa and Walton Counties to have a bed of their own. If you would like to hear their story or learn how you can help change children's lives right here at home, be sure to give this week's episode a listen. You can also visit www.abed4me.org to learn more.
You can find older episodes for free just about anyone you get your podcast or catch us Saturday mornings at 7 am on WAAZ/WJSB 104.7.
In this week's episode, Major McCallum of the Crestview Police Department and Captian Winkler of the Crestview Fire Department stop by the studio to discuss how our first responders jump into action before, during, and after a Hurricane.
If you aren't caught up with season 4, what are you waiting for? You can listen to all of our episodes for free just about anywhere you get your podcasts, including Podbean, Spotify, and Apple Podcast, just to name a few. You can also listen in classic mode Saturday mornings at seven on the Good Country, WAAZ/WJSB 104.7 FM.
In episode 2 of season 4, City Manager Tim Bolduc stops by the studio to discuss the impacts of inflation on our city, what we are doing to combat it, and how proper future planning, fiscal responsibility, and sound financial decision-making are just a few of the steps we are taking to make sure Crestview continues to be a great place to live, work, and worship.
Just a reminder, you can listen to all of our episodes for free on all major streaming services including Amazon. Spotify and Apple Podcasts or you can download it right off the front page of our website. You can also listen on Saturday mornings at 7 am on The Good Country WJSB/WAAZ 104.7 FM.
Welcome back! We are kicking season 4 off with a visit from our two favorite librarians, Heather Nitzel and Augusta Whittle. They stopped by the City Hall Studio to discuss the Summer Reading program and many of the other fantastic programs offered at the Crestview Public Library for free. Be sure to check out this week's episode and take some time to get caught up on previous episodes as we head into another exciting season. As always thank you to WJSB/WAAZ The Good Country for getting us on the airways and thank you to all of you who take the time to listen to this podcast. We hope to see you all at the library.
In the Season 3 Finale of Civicview, Officer Healey and animal care coordinator Mindy Moriarty stop by to discuss Crestview's new animal services division, the joys of owning a ferret, and Crestview's oldest hamster. Be sure to check out previous episodes right here on Facebook or Podbean. You can also find all of our episodes for free on Spotify, Apple Podcast, and most other major streaming platforms, as well as our website. You can listen the old-fashioned way on Saturday mornings at 7 am on The Good Country WAAZ/WJSB 104.7 FM.
In this week's episode Deborah Lawson and Maddie Tatom stop by to give us the inside scoop on what a day in the life of a code enforcement officer looks like. We also discuss how important coffee can be and why dinosaurs went extinct, so be sure not to check out this episode and all other episodes anywhere you stream podcasts and music. You can also listen to all of our episodes for free on Facebook, our website, or Saturday Mornings at 7 am on The Good Country WAAZ/WJSB 104.7 FM.
CivicView is back after a short hiatus. In this episode, I am joined by Rachel Conort our community engagement coordinator to talk about #KeepCrestviewBeautiful, Hail our Heroes Event, and the addiction in our community panel happening all over the next two weeks. So, be sure to give this week's episode a listen and be on the lookout for future episodes so you don't miss out. You can also check out our previous episodes for free right here on Facebook, or any other major audio streaming service.
In this episode, John Emsing, a business consultant for the Small Business Development Center at the University of West Florida stops by to explain what the SBDC does and how it can help you turn your dream of a small business into a reality. The best part about John and the services he and the other consultants of the SBDC offer, is they are free! So be sure to check out this week's episode to learn more about the service. If you would like to take advantage of the services the SBDC provides you can catch John on Thursdays at the Crestview Area Chamber of Commerce or you can visit https://sbdc.uwf.edu/ for more info.
CivicView is a great way to stay informed about events, programs, and other activities related to Crestview and our local government. You can find us on Facebook, our website, or just about anywhere you listen to podcasts, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and even Audible. If you prefer to listen the old-fashioned way you can catch episodes Saturday mornings on @TheGoodCountry WAAZ/WJSB 104.7 FM at 7 AM.
This week's episode features the Crestview Police Department's Victim Advocate Lauren Hirst. Lauren has been with the CPD since 2019 providing resources and support to victims of crimes and their families. If you would like to know more about what Lauren does for our citizens, and what kind of sea creature she would be, give this episode a listen.
All episodes of CivicView are free and can be found just about anywhere you get your podcast. You can also hear episodes Saturday Mornings at 7 am on WAAZ/WJSB The Good Country 104.7 FM.
This week's episode features a very special guest that has made a huge impact in the Panhandle of Florida, Quint Studer. Mr. Studer speaks with our city manager Tim Bolduc and public information manager Chance Leavins about the importance of small businesses, a thriving downtown, keeping your talent local, and many other strategies that make a community strong.
If you would like to listen to previous episodes you can find them for free just about anywhere you get your podcasts including Spotify and Apple Podcasts. We would also like to thank WJSB/WAAZ The Good Country for getting us on the airwaves Saturday Mornings at 7 am.
In this episode, Crestview Police Chief Stephen McCosker stops by to bring us up to speed on all things CPD in 2022, including the upcoming oath of ethics, 3rd annual Flashlight Unity Walk, and the CPD's leg of the Special Olympics Torch Run.
CivicView is a weekly podcast designed to keep our citizens and members of our local community in the know about all the cool things going on around our city and in our local government. You can listen to previous episodes on Facebook, Podbean, Apple Podcast, and Spotify, along with many other places where you get your podcasts. You can also hear it Saturday mornings at 7 a.m. on WAAZ/WJSB 104.7 FM.
In this episode of CivicView, two amazing members of Impact 100 Northwest Florida, president Nancy Francis, and board member Jo Soria stop by to share some of the amazing ways their organization is making a difference in Okaloosa and Walton County. Impact 100 NWF is a women-only non-profit that gives $100,000 transformational grants to other non-profits in both Okaloosa and Walton County. Be sure to give this episode a listen to find out how you can join or how your organization can apply for one of these transformational grants.
In this week's episode, Saundra Wilson, executive director of the Crestview Area Chamber of Commerce, stops by to talk about some upcoming events, how the chamber serves our community as well as businesses, and how much fun you can have at 7 a.m. CivicView is a weekly podcast designed to keep our citizens and members of our local community in the know about all the cool things going on around our city and in our local government. You can listen to previous episodes on Facebook, Podbean, Apple Podcast, and Spotify, along with many other places where you get your podcasts. You can also hear it Saturday mornings at 7 a.m. on WAAZ/WJSB 104.7 FM.
This week's episode features two special guests from the North West Florida State College Aviation Center of Excellence located just north of Crestview on Airport Road, Glen Brackin, who heads the Aviation Airframe Mechanics program, and Micheal Traylor, who heads the Professional Pilot Technology and Unmanned Vehicle Systems Operation programs. If you want to learn how to repair or fly these gentlemen have you covered. For more information about the programs be sure to give this week's episode a listen, and you can check out nwfsc.edu to learn how to enroll today!
This week's episode features Mayor JB Whitten and his slogan for 2022, "Powering Partnerships." Mayor whitten brings us to speed on what that means for the City of Crestview and the organization. He also shares some of his goals for 2022, so be sure to give this week's episode a listen.
In this episode of CivicView, Brandon Martin, the general manager of Blackwater Golf Club, joins City Manager Tim Bolduc to talk about all the exciting things happening at the club. He also discusses membership rates, TopTracer, and the Grand Opening Tournament on March 17, 2022. If you are interested in becoming a member of the Blackwater Golf Club, you can find more information at www.golfatblackwater.com.
In this episode, Brian Hughes of the Cultural Services Division and Nick Schwendt of the Planning Division stop by the studio to discuss the historic Bush House, a little bit of downtown history, and some of the exciting cultural events planned for the future.
In this episode, our new City Clerk Maryanne Schrader stops by along with our previous clerk and now CRA Director Elizabeth Roy to discuss what it means to be a city clerk, the beauty of magnolia trees, and our hopes for some of the changes coming to downtown.
In this episode, Don Knapp of B&T Raceway stops by to talk about the history of the course, how RC racing is for all ages, how it ended up in Crestview (which is sad for Fort Walton, but awesome for us), and to let everyone know about the amazing charity race that will be going on Nov. 12-13. The proceeds from the charity race will be going to Cops for Kids and Crestview Area Shelter for the Homeless. Season 3 has been really awesome so far so be sure to catch up on previous episodes when you finish with this one.
This episode of CivicView is all about public notice signs. More specifically, those red and blue ones you see around town letting you know there is going to be a public meeting. To go over what those signs mean and how they affect you, Dawn Barnes and Nick Schwendt of our Planning and Zoning division stopped by to give us the rundown. We also find out why Dawn is a Chiefs fan and Nick would like to float around the ponds at Twin Hills Park.
In this episode of CivicView, we introduce the newest member of our Communication Team, Rachel Conort. Rachel is our Community Engagement Coordinator, and she wants to make sure everyone knows how to find out what is going on around Crestview, in your local government, and why that is so important. Be sure to give this week's episode a listen so you can learn about all the ways to make sure we hear you and you hear us!
This week's episode is all about events, and who better to get us up to speed than the ladies from Main Street Crestview Association. Dawn and Josie stop by to make sure everyone knows there is always something going on in Crestview. If you want to learn more about the events happening between now and January and a sneak peek of what's to come after the new year, be sure to give this episode a listen.
In this episode, Councilman at Large Andrew Rencich joins Special Projects Manager Crista Shepheard to discuss some of the changes we are seeing downtown and in the surrounding area, how the City is funding those changes, and why they are so important for our City, our community.
In this episode, Mayor Whitten and City Clerk Betsy Roy stop by to discuss all the upcoming events that will be happening during City Government Week taking place Oct. 18 through Oct. 24, 2021.
In episode 2 of Season 3, community service officers Sam Kimmons and Chris Anderson stop by City Hall to discuss what it means to serve not only as an officer for the Crestview Police Department but also as a channel for communication between the CPD and our citizens. They also want to make sure everyone knows about the Cops and Bobbers Fishing Rodeo going Saturday, Oct. 2, from 8 am to 2 pm.
Season 3 kicks off with a visit from city manager Tim Bolduc to discuss all the exciting things going on over at Blackwater Golf Club, formerly Foxwood Country Club. We discuss Top Tracer, the new name, the new restaurant going in as well as plans for a sports complex and why it will be at a different location.
In this episode of Civicview, The City Clerk Elizabeth Roy stops by to talk about her decade-long tenure as city clerk, her plans for the future, and to make sure we know how many carats are in a diamond painting.
In this episode, City Manager Tim Bolduc stops by to help celebrate our 40th episode by giving us the rundown on the upcoming TDD expansion vote and some cool things going on around town related to affordable housing.
In this episode, Britney Orr and Joseph Richardson stop by City Hall to discuss United Way Emerald Coast, the launch of the Emerging Leaders Program and the newly opened Born Learning Trail at Allen Park.
In this episode, Councilwoman Cynthia Brown and Library Director Jean McCarthy stop by to discuss some of the great programs available at the Crestview Public Library, like access to all the materials within the county co-op libraries and the amazing Career Online Highschool that allows library members to complete their high school education and receive a high school diploma.
In this episode, Public Service Director Wayne Steele and City Manager Tim Bolduc stop by to discuss how we prepare for hurricanes as an organization, and some of the processes, procedures, and services we offer before, during, and after a storm.
In this episode, April Sarver stops by city hall to chat about the 2021 Okaloosa County Hurricane Guide, which can be found at http://myokaloosa.com/ . You can also find a physical copy at Bob Sikes Library or right here at city hall. She also goes over some great ways to stay safe and informed before, during, and after a storm.
In this episode, Dawn Hyatt and Josey Carrol of the Main Street Crestview Association stop by to talk about all the cool stuff they have planned for 2021's 4th of July Extravaganza. They also take some time to talk about the CMSA and what they offer for local businesses in our area.
In this episode, Captain Matt Cunningham and Fire Chief Tony Holland stop by to share some exciting news that will present some wonderful training opportunities for the north end of the county, including a 700K fire training tower.
In this week's episode Adult Services Librarian Augusta Whittle and Youth Services Librarian Heather Nitzel stop by City Hall to discuss all the awesome stuff going on at the Robert L.F. Sikes Library this summer.
In this episode, digital media specialist Chance Leavins is joined by Executive Director Sandra Wilson of the Crestview Area Chamber of Commerce, along with city manager Tim Bolduc to discuss what the chamber has to offer local organizations and individuals in the greater Crestview area.
In this episode, digital media specialist Chance Leavins is joined by Building Official Ronny Raybon and fire inspector Captain Cory Winkler to discuss building inspections, the fire inspector's stick and why contractors love green stickers.
In this episode of Civicview, digital media specialist Chance Leavins is joined by dispatch training officer Stephanie Burgess and dispatch supervisor Lindsay Garret to discuss the what it's like to serve their community as dispatch officers.
In this episode of digital media specialist Chance Leavins is joined by public information officer Brian Hughes to discuss hipster salt, gourmet potatoes and our Sister City Noirmoutier.
In this episode of Civicview, digital media specialist is joined by city council member Shannon Hayes and Mayor JB Whitten to discuss the importance of Home Rule, and how it helps the City of Crestview maintain our voice in Tallahassee.
The follow up history episode for season 2 is finally here. This episode features digital media specialist Chance Leavins, GIS specialist Nicholas Schwendt and public information officer Brian Hughes as they discuss the growth in the southern part of the city and how reflecting on past growth can help Crestview make the right decisions going forward.
In this episode digital media specialist Chance Leavins sits down with newly appointed Crestview City Councilman Doug Capps and city manager Tim Bolduc to get some background on the new councilman, find out what he is hoping to achieve during his tenure and discuss what type of potato makes the best home fries.
In this episode digital media specialist Chance Leavins is joined by special guest Senida Oglesby and Chief McCosker of the Crestview Police Department to talk code enforcement, blight and the #KeepCrestviewBeautfil initiative.
In this episode digital media specialist Chance Leavins and city manager Tim Bolduc sit down with outgoing city council member Harry LeBoeuf Jr to discuss his time in office and what he hopes Crestview will look like in the future.
In this episode, County Commissioner Nathan Boyles and Crestview city manager Tim Bolduc stop by to chat about all things local government, including Crestview’s growth, the downtown district and what some of his favorite moments about being a commissioner have been.
In this episode of Civicview, digital media specialist Chance Leavins is joined by city clerk Elizabeth Roy and city planner Dawn Barnes to discuss how we turn ordinances and resolutions into code. It is the city's version of the School House Rocks classic, "How a Bill Becomes a Law."
In this episode of Civicview, Officer of the Year Corey Newcomb stops by to chat with digital media specialist Chance Leavins and sometimes co-host/city manager Tim Bolduc about de-escalation, a lifetime in law enforcement and what it means to be Officer of the Year.
In this episode, digital media specialist Chance Leavins is joined by GIS analyst Nick Schwendt and PIO Brian Hughes to talk more Crestview history and the impact I-10 had on Crestview in the 70's. This is the first episode of 2 related to Crestview's expansion and how we are using information from the past to help plan our future here in the Hub City.
In this episode of Civicview, digital media specialist Chance Leavins is joined by Crestview Police Chief Steve McCosker to discuss how the Crestview Police Department is going to be raising the bar throughout 2021.
In this episode digital media specialist Chance Leavins is joined by Councilwoman Cynthia Brown and special guest Dawn Siegel, executive director of Saving Grace Women's Home, to talk about community support for drug addiction and homelessness through programs like Saving Grace, the Crestview Area Homeless Shelter and the Ronda Coon Women's Home, as well serving the community through government.
In this episode of Civicview, media specialist Chance Leavins is joined by Mayor JB Whitten to discuss his vision for Crestview in 2021 and how we as a municipality and a community can continue #raisingthebar.
In the season 2 premier episode of Civicview, digital media specialist Chance Leavins is joined my city manager Tim Bolduc to discuss the plan for 2021 and all the exciting stuff happening over the next year.
In the season 1 finale of Civicview digital media specialist Chance Leavins is joined by GIS Analyst Nicholas Schwendt and Public Information Officer Brian Hughes to discuss the founding of Crestview and some of our unique characteristics that make Crestview so great.
In this episode of Civicview digital media specialist Chance Leavins is joined by Councilman Hayes and Mayor Whitten to discuss the Florida League of Cities, what it is, and how it serves Crestview.
In this episode of Civicview digital media specialist Chance Leavins is joined by special guest, Crestview Police Chief Steve McCosker, to talk about all things policing in Crestview, including community engagement, community events, recruitment and the famous 9 pm routine.
This episode of Civicview is the second of a two episodes featuring the city manager of Crestview Tim Bolduc and the city manager of Fort Walton Beach Michael Beedie discussing the ins and outs of being good city manager and the challenges that 2020 presented.
In part one of a two part series digital media specialist Chance Leavins is joined by Fort Walton Beach city manager Michael Beedie and Crestview city manager Tim Bolduc to discuss some of their history together, some of the similarities and difference between the two cities and what it takes to be a great city manager.
In this episode of Civicview media specialist Chance Leavins is joined by city manager Tim Bolduc and Councilman at large Andrew Rencich to discuss being a business owner, developer and councilman.
In this episode of Civicview media specialist Chance Leavins is joined by city manager Tim Bolduc, councilwoman at large Cynthia Brown and director of traffic engineering for the Matrix Design Group Janie Hollingsworth to discuss the mobility study currently taking place for Crestview's downtown area, and what that means for Crestview.
In this episode of a two part series of Civicview, media specialist Chance Leavins sits down with Crestview Community Redevelopment Agency Director Elizabeth Roy and Main Street Crestview Director Sandra Wilson to discuss the funding and purpose of both the organizations and how they benefit the downtown Crestview area.
In this episode of Civicview media specialist Chance Leavins is joined by city planning administrator Trae Duley and local business owner Bill Toannon to discuss the Planning and Development Board, proposed zoning changes, and the proposed Land Development Code.
In this episode of Civicview media specialist Chance Leavins is joined by city manager Tim Bolduc and special guest, and resident of Foxwood Estates, Christina Black to discuss the city's recent acquisition of the country club, future plans for the property, and the upcoming annexation vote.
In this episode of CivicView media specialist Chance Leavins sits down with Michelle Anchors, president of School Cents Makes Sense, a PAC that represents the referendum for the half cent sales tax, and city of Crestview mayor JB Whitten to discuss the proposed half cent sales tax, as well as, the impacts it would have on Crestview and Okaloosa County.
In this episode of Civicview media specialist Chance Leavins is joined by city manager Tim Bolduc and city clerk Elizabeth Roy to discuss proposed charter amendment 1. Amendment 1 addresses some issues relating to the city manager and clerks positions, as well as, a few items to help make our local government run more effectively.
In this episode of Civicview media specialist Chance Leavins sits down with city manager Tim Bolduc and District 1 Councilman Harry LeBoeuf to discuss proposed Crestview city charter amendment 2. Amendment 2 addresses changing the current council representative district borders with in the city.
In this episode of Civicview media specialist Chance Leavins is joined by city manager Tim Bolduc and councilman at large Andrew Rencich to discuss the proposed city charter amendment 3. Amendment 3 is one of the charter changes citizens of Crestview will be voting this year on November 3.
In the premier episode of Civicview media specialist Chance Leavins and city manager Tim Bolduc discuss some of the exciting future plans for Crestview, as well as, the plans for this podcast in future.