City Quick Connect Podcast from the Municipal Association of South Carolina - Municipal Association of SC

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New Standards for Law Enforcement Training and Procedures: S4 Ep31 Aug 08, 2022

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Jackie Swindler, director of the SC Criminal Justice Academy, reviews the state of SCCJA’s training efforts for police officers, as well as the recently passed Act 218, or H3050, with Casey Fields and Scott Slatton. Swindler discusses the background of how the law developed and its impact on officer training, procedures, failure to intervene, minimum standards for local agencies and compliance.

Annual Meeting – July 15: S4 Ep30 Jul 26, 2022

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Casey Fields and Scott Slatton podcast from the lobby of the Municipal Association’s Annual Meeting in Charleston during its second day to speak with several guests. The incoming Association president, Aiken Mayor Rick Osbon, talks about the diversity, equity and inclusion session; Hanahan Mayor Christie Rainwater shares advice for new mayors attending conferences; Orangeburg Department of Public Utilities General Manager Warren Harley talks about how civility impacts his department’s work; and the Association’s incoming first vice president, Conway Mayor Barbara Blain-Bellamy, talks about the value of professional development for elected officials. Listen to Part 1: https://soundcloud.com/user-597239619/annual-meeting-july-14-s4-ep29

2022 Annual Meeting – State Legislative Wrapup Jul 21, 2022

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The Municipal Association’s advocacy team reviews action from the General Assembly’s 2022 legislative session. Panelists are Director of Advocacy and Communications Scott Slatton, Manager for Municipal Advocacy Casey Fields, and the two legislative and public policy advocates, Joannie Nickel and Erica Wright.

2022 Annual Meeting – Matt Lehrman Jul 21, 2022

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Matt Lehrman, co-founder and managing direction of Social Prosperity Partners, and keynote speaker at the Annual Meeting, talks about how municipal officials can move beyond conflict and engage with every stakeholder in the ongoing work of local government.

2022 Annual Meeting – Executive Director Todd Glover Jul 21, 2022

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Association Executive Director Todd Glover calls attention to some of the Association’s initiatives relating to its major focus areas, including civility in government, economic development and workforce development.

2022 Annual Meeting — President Kathy Pender Jul 21, 2022

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Outgoing Municipal Association President Kathy Pender, councilmember for the City of Rock Hill, reflects on the importance of civility in government, one of the Association’s ongoing top priority, and steps that local leaders can take to promote civility.

2022 Annual Meeting – President-elect Rick Osbon Jul 21, 2022

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Aiken Mayor Rick Osbon, newly elected president of the Municipal Association of SC, discusses the value that the Association brings to cities and towns and his vision for the coming year.

Annual Meeting – July 14: S4 Ep29 Jul 20, 2022

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Casey Fields and Scott Slatton podcast from the lobby of the Municipal Association’s Annual Meeting in Charleston during its first day, discussing the ongoing “Civility Makes the Difference” message and other sessions with several attendees. They are joined by Seth Duncan, city manager for the City of York; Mayor Greg Habib of the City of Goose Creek; Matt Lehrman of Social Prosperity Partners, who delivered the keynote address; and Mayor Cornelius Huff of the City of Inman. Listen to Part 2: https://soundcloud.com/user-597239619/annual-meeting-july-15-s4-ep30

Civility in Government: S4 Ep27 Jul 11, 2022

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The Municipal Association of SC is focusing on civility in government as one of its top priorities. Executive Director Todd Glover discusses the critical need for a new push for civility, and some of the resources the Association is making available for officials and residents alike.

Managing Auto Crash Risks: S4 Ep28 Jul 06, 2022

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Vehicle crashes are a threat to safety, equipment and insurance costs. Municipal Association Loss Control Manager Bethany Pendley talks about some of the steps that cities and towns can take to improve driving habits and reduce the likelihood of crashes.

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