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Description1949 Bobby Locke Signed Original Artwork. Arthur D'Arcy "Bobby" Locke, was born in South Africa in 1917. Locke was always regarded by many as one of the ten top golfers in the history of the game, and is still generally acknowledged as being the game's finest putter. In 1957, Locke won his fourth British Open - only a few golfers, such as Harry Vardon and Tom Watson, have won more Open titles.
The portrait of Locke being offered was painted by John Archibald Alexander Berrie (b. 1887.) It is bust length and depicts Bobby in a South African blazer and tie. It was painted after Locke's successful win of the 1949 British Open at St. George's Sandwich, when he beat Harry Bradshaw in a 36 hole playoff by 12 strokes with rounds of 67 and 68. Purchased at auction from the Bobby Locke family through Christie's, July 9, 1993. Signed lower left John A. Berrie and autographed upper left Bobby Locke; oil on canvas 24x31". Framed dimensions 32x37". Fine condition. Lot derives from the Philadelphia Private Golf Museum.
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Morgan County commissioners made room on their meeting agenda recently so that Chairman Ray Long could be recognized for his outstanding service to both his home county and the entire state of Alabama.
Long, honored for his term as 2015-16 President of the Association of County Commissions of Alabama, received a commemorative plaque that will hang in the commission chambers.
The Hartselle Enquirer published a terrific article on the event, "Chairman Long honored," which included comments from Sonny Brasfield, executive director of the Association, who made the presentation on behalf of county commissioners throughout Alabama.
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1. Implementing Act 2016-127 | Dark Store Litigation
In response to the new law related to dark store litigation (Act 2016-127), the Board of the ACCA Liability Self-Insurance Fund Inc. approved an endorsement to the coverage document at its June meeting. The endorsement will reverse the provision in the current coverage document that excludes coverage of these kinds of tax appeals and provides that coverage of such appeals will be provided on an "expense reimbursement" basis. The Board determined that the Fund will not collect a premium at this time, but will instead provide the coverage and require any county which elects this coverage to reimburse the Fund for its defense costs from the reappraisal budget. The Board wants to study the impact of this approach for a few years and develop a body of knowledge significant enough to eventually underwrite the costs and collect a premium for coverage. While there will not be a liability fund premium increase this year related to this change in the law, counties are encouraged to look at amounts expended for these tax appeal cases in recent years, if any, when considering how to factor "expense reimbursement" costs into next year's reappraisal budget.
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The Alabama County Wage & Salary Survey serves as an invaluable resource and a new version is scheduled to be released next month. The survey's usefulness increases with each additional county that shares data, and this is the last week to submit your county's info for the new edition. The Association partners with the Auburn University Government & Economic Development Institute on the project, and if you have any questions about the user-friendly, fillable PDF survey, Jonathan Gross (email@example.com // 334-703-5773) is available to assist you.
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There is a special meeting coming up that is exclusively for commissioners who hope to be elected to their second terms in November. Do you want to:
If you answered "yes," you will want to make sure to attend the PLAN 2018 Informational Meeting to learn more about this unique opportunity. Mark your calendar for 5:15 p.m. on Wednesday Aug. 17, as part of your plans for the ACCA Annual Convention.
4. New Laws Effective Aug. 1
One week from today marks the effective date for a number of newly-enacted laws with impact on counties. Chief among them is the Omnibus Pay Act, an ACCA priority during the 2016 regular session, which simplifies the process and availability for granting pay increases to local elected officials. Altogether there are 17 new acts taking effect that will interest counties – on matters ranging from the county school superintendent's office to electronic poll books to raised beds on dump trucks.
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5. Insurance Rates & Refunds
To help counties prepare budgets for the 2016-17 fiscal year, the governing boards of both ACCA self-insurance funds will meet the first week of August to set rates for the upcoming year. Rates will be distributed to all members of the workers' compensation and/or liability funds during the ACCA convention. In recognition of another outstanding year, both funds are expected to distribute an investment refund to their members.
Last day to contact ACCA staff about a county-established hospital authority joining County Debt Setoff Program (see item 2 at this link)
Webinar for county-established hospital authorities about County Debt Setoff Program
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1. DRIVE Alabama 10-year county plans
Last Thursday, over half the state's county engineers participated in a webinar to showcase DRIVE Alabama's next statewide advocacy project: the 10-year Road and Bridge report. Each county engineer is urged to complete the attached form, and return it to Terri Reynolds (firstname.lastname@example.com) by Monday, August 1, 2016.
The Association staff will use the form information to develop a report explaining how your county would utilize the extra monies generated from a modest gas tax increase of six-cents per gallon. The ACCA Annual Convention agenda includes a presentation designed to show county leaders how to best utilize these "reports" when talking with legislators and members of the community.
2. Attn: County-established Hospital Authorities
Time is running out for county-established hospital authorities to participate in this year's Debt Setoff Program. As part of the 2016 program, one of the state's small rural hospitals received more than $200,000 in revenue from the program. Counties that wish to have their hospitals included for the 2017 year are urged to contact a member of the Association staff no later than Tuesday, July 26.
A webinar for hospitals interested in the program will be held on Thursday, July 28. For more information about joining the webinar, please contact Lauren Westbrook (firstname.lastname@example.com).
3. Safety Deadlines Approaching
It is extremely important that counties send in a current County-wide Safety Committee List to firstname.lastname@example.com by this Friday, July 22. Having outdated information could have a major impact on your county's qualifications in meeting the requirements of the Safety Incentive Discount Program (SIDP), and it could possibly affect the annual Safety Dividends and Safety Awards.
Speaking of Safety Awards, any county wanting to be considered for a Safety Award must complete this form stating what you have been doing to improve safety and reduce losses in your county. Email your form to email@example.com by Wednesday, July 27.
4. Update on Alabama County Joint Bid Program
Work is well underway on the 2017 bidding process for the Alabama County Joint Bid Program for heavy equipment, herbicides and road signs. Current prices are good through the end of the calendar year, and more than a dozen teams are busily preparing specifications for sign materials, herbicides and heavy equipment ranging from dump trucks to one-man pothole patchers. Nearly 30 county engineers and assistants volunteer their time and expertise for this annual effort that can save time and money for every county. This massive undertaking is a terrific example of "67 counties, One voice" in action, and the volunteers are greatly appreciated!
5. Mosquito and Vector Control Programs
The National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are developing a nationwide electronic survey to administer to local vector control districts and health departments about mosquito and vector control strategies. They expect to distribute the survey by or before Tuesday, July 26.
If your county performs or contracts out vector surveillance and control activities, please have the person best suited to respond to such questions send their Name/Title/Email/Phone/Department to Terri Reynolds (firstname.lastname@example.com) so that Alabama counties will be represented in the survey results.
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If you have a social media post that might interest other counties, please be sure to "tag" ACCA so that it can be seen more broadly in the county family. And ACCA is looking for posts from the local level to share and retweet!
Facebook: When keying in post comment, type @Association of County Commissions of Alabama and Facebook will automatically link it to ACCA's page. (The @ symbol will disappear when the link is activated.)
Twitter: All it takes to tag the Association on twitter is to key in @AlabamaCounties
P.S. If you are headed to the NACo conference in California, we would like you to tag the Association – especially if it is a moment that illustrates #ALCountiesWork or #67counties1voice
1st Day | Alabama Association of 9-1-1 Districts (AAND) Workshop (ends 7/20)
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1st Day | National Association of Counties (NACo) Annual Conference (ends 7/25)
Deadline | Updated County-wide Safety Committee Lists to ACCA (see item 3 above)
Alabama Delegates Caucus at NACo Conference
PLUS… HOT TIP: Talking Points | Simplified Sellers Use Tax Remittance Program
PLUS… Key Dates This Week
1. Liability Fund Property Program Update
Details about the ACCA Liability Self-Insurance Fund, Inc.- Property Program (ACCA LSIF-PP) will be previewed at the Insurance Funds' Membership Meeting held during the ACCA Annual Convention on Tuesday, August 16. You won't want to miss this meeting! Additional information about ACCA's new Property Program will also be available at Meadowbrook's booth in the exhibit hall on Tuesday, August 16. Letters will be mailed soon from Meadowbrook and the ACCA regarding the transfer of STAR's property insurance to the ACCA LSIF-PP. Questions? Contact Henry van Arcken (334-263-7594 // email@example.com).
2. County Share of Simplified Sellers Use Tax Program Collections
The third quarter collections from the Simplified Sellers Use Tax Program should be arriving within the next few days. The county share of the total collections from this period was approximately $450,000. The program is projected to continue growing in the coming months as more and more sellers sign up to participate. As a result, ACCA staff members have fielded several calls from members asking for hard numbers to use for FY2017 budgeting purposes. Because no one can predict the future and there are certainly no hard numbers available, we recommend that counties use the third quarter distribution as the basis for estimated revenue for FY2017.
3. ADECA Grant Opportunity: Energy Savings for Local Governments
If there's a county building that you want to make more energy efficient, this could be the grant for you.
The Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs (ADECA) is now accepting proposals for the purchase and installation of energy-efficient improvements in certain local government buildings. The available funding (four grants of $15,000 each) is restricted to "publicly accessible, community-oriented buildings." A 25 percent match will be required, and proposals are due by August 18.
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4. ACEA Webinar THIS WEEK to Discuss 10 Year Plans
The July webinar for the Association of County Engineers of Alabama (ACEA) is this week, and the agenda will include a preview of the 10-year county plan template, which is designed to lay out how each county would utilize a modest gas tax increase of $0.06 per gallon. More details will be available at the ACCA Convention in August, such as how to use the template when speaking with legislators about each county's road and bridge needs. This project is similar to the ATRIP project engineers completed last year – only much easier to complete! Each county is encouraged to have a representative on the call.
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5. Annual Enrollment Period for ACCA County Debt Setoff Program
In 2014, changes in state law allowed counties, county corporations and instrumentalities to intercept overdue debts by off-setting a portion of a debtor's state income tax refund through a program established by the Association of County Commissions of Alabama. As a result, the Association established the County Debt Setoff Program allowing county and county entities to collect debts traditionally difficult to recover.
The link below will access a brief overview of the program:
Day-to-Day Operations
ACCA County Debt Setoff Program
Since its inception, the program has continued to expand and experience success in intercepting those debts owed to counties. The Association has accepted new participants on an annual basis and is now prepared to accept any additional counties or county entities interested in participating for the coming year.
If your county is interested in participating in the ACCA County Debt Setoff Program, please contact Chase Cobb (email@example.com // 334- 263-7594).
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TALKING POINTS: Simplified Sellers Use Tax Remittance Program
With the recent growth of the Simplified Sellers Use Tax Remittance Program (especially with Amazon.com signing on), the subject has begun get some coverage in the news media. (See this great article from NACo: "Alabama's counties set to recover online taxes")
As this conversation spreads, the ACCA wanted to offer county officials and employees some helpful talking points in case you receive questions from friends and neighbors.
In addition, the unified voice of county government WANTS YOU! Will you be the eyes and ears of ACCA, helping to monitor this issue on social media and in your local news media? The program's purpose is simple – supporting vital public services AND Alabama businesses – but the details can get complicated. Please send anything you may notice to Terri Reynolds (firstname.lastname@example.com // 334-263-7594).
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1. Russell County Park wins NACo Achievement Award
The judges for the National Association of Counties (NACo) Achievement Awards were impressed by Russell County Commissioner Chance Corbett's project to turn a decaying landmark into a community asset. So impressed, in fact, that Crawford Park at the Historic Tuckabatchee Masonic Lodge was named "Best in Category" for Arts and Historic Preservation.
The county park's showpiece was once ranked among Alabama's "Places in Peril" by preservationists, and now the restored 1848 Masonic Lodge is used as a museum and community center. Most weekends it is rented for special events, and the park also has a playground and zipline.
Commissioner Corbett's project summary is available online:
Crawford Park at the Historic Tuckabatchee Masonic Lodge
NACo Achievement Award Database
You can also check out the park's Facebook page for the latest info and many photos.
FACEBOOK Page | Crawford Park at the Historic Tuckabatchee Masonic Lodge
2. ACCA's Liability Fund Safety Awards
The ACCA Liability Self-Insurance Fund, Inc., has adopted an additional step to the process for determining eligibility to receive the Safety Awards given out at the annual convention. This process is still dependent upon counties having the lowest loss ratios over the last three completed Fund years; however, each county wanting to be considered for a Safety Award must complete this form letting us know what you have been doing to improve safety and reduce the losses in your county.
Questions? Contact Marcia Collier (334-263-7594 // email@example.com).
3. Get the Facts | NACo Analysis of New Overtime Rule
Counties' 2016-17 fiscal year will barely be underway when the new federal rule about overtime pay eligibility kicks in on Dec. 1. Many more "white collar" employees will be eligible for overtime pay under the new rule, a significant change that must be carefully considered during the budget process. The National Association of Counties (NACo), which has testified before Congress about county concerns on this issue, has released a 12-page analysis that covers:
Please use this link to view or download the report:
Analysis of the Impact of the
U.S. Department of Labor's Overtime Rule on Counties
4. Motor Grader Training | How You Can Help
The Association of County Engineers of Alabama is working to enlist volunteers for a new training program for motor grader operators. Training, offered at sites around the state, will combine classroom instruction and field work, all led by county professionals. Specific volunteer needs are:
This form contains additional details and instructions for enlisting as a volunteer. The deadline is Aug. 1.
ACEA Motor Grader Operator Training
Volunteer Enlistment Form
5. ACCA Convention | Alabama 2040: Setting the Stage for the Future
The Association's 88th Annual Convention is next month (August 16-18 in Baldwin County), and it promises an array of opportunities for officials and staff leaders who want to strengthen county government at home and around the state. To highlight a couple of deadlines coming up very quickly:
Candidates for ACCA Vice President or Minority Director need to submit their forms to ACCA no later than TOMORROW to be considered by the Nominating Committee.
Candidate Form | ACCA Vice President or Minority Director
Calling all anglers! The Fishing Expedition's registration deadline is next week.
Notice: The ACCA office will be closed Monday, July 4, in observance of Independence Day.
|TUESDAY, JULY 5, 2016Last day to submit candidate form to run for ACCA Vice President or Minority Director
Last day of early registration for Alabama Association of 9-1-1 Districts (AAND) Workshop scheduled for July 19-20
Association Awards Committee
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If you think the forward pass revolutionized the game of football, you should see how broadband internet has changed economic development. "The time has come to where it's an essential utility, as essential as water or power," says Franklin County Commissioner Rayburn Massey in the latest issue of County Commission magazine. June Issue | County Commission Magazine
A few helpful tools about broadband:
Alabama's new law for collecting online sales tax got a significant endorsement when Amazon signed on to start paying as of Nov. 1.
The Simplified Seller Use Tax Remittance Act, which was effective Oct. 1, 2015, is a voluntary agreement that sets an 8 percent flat tax rate for companies without a physical presence in the state. Amazon does not currently operate a fulfillment center in Alabama. Roughly 30 other internet retailers have also joined the program.
"If you want to remit sales taxes to Alabama, we'll make it as easy for you as we possibly can," said Sonny Brasfield, executive director of the Association of County Commissions of Alabama (ACCA). He confirmed Amazon's participation. "Sellers don't have to worry about where they're delivering, if it's in a city or a county, the revenue will be divided up."
ACCA designed the program and shepherded it through the legislative process in 2015. It is not related to the state's rule setting a $250,000 threshold for internet retailers to collect sales tax that has drawn a lawsuit.
Half of the tax revenue will go to the state, with 75 percent to the general fund and the rest to the education trust fund. Counties and cities will each receive one-quarter of the tax revenue.
"It takes the remote sellers out of the whole process," Brasfield said. "They just have to make one central payment."
The ACCA expects the tax to generate $40 million to $50 million in FY17 and perhaps double that the next year.
For remote sellers, participation offers protection from local government audits and changes in federal law that would remove current limits on collecting taxes on internet sales. Businesses registered as simplified-seller participants in would be able to continue collecting the flat tax in lieu of collecting and accounting for dozens of different local tax rates throughout the state.
"That's been the selling point for the companies," Brasfield said.
Morgan County Commission Chairman Ray Long, the current ACCA president, said in his county, the additional tax revenue would go to improving salaries for county employees and upgrading equipment.
"It's funds we should have had years ago," he said. "We're glad these companies realize this is money due to counties; people who use the businesses are realizing it's due."]]>
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June 27, 2016 – Montgomery, AL – The Association of County Commissions of Alabama (ACCA) and the free Coast2CoastRx discount program have saved Alabama residents $34,000,000 on medical prescriptions with the Coast2CoastRx County Card.
Mobile County has benefited the most from the program, saving its residents over $13,000,000. Jefferson County residents have saved over $3,000,000. The Coast2CoastRx program is currently implemented in 50 of Alabama's 67 counties.
"Coast2CoastRx has been an invaluable resource for county leaders seeking to assist citizens who need assistance purchasing their prescriptions," said Sonny Brasfield, Executive Director of ACCA. "This program has helped counties improve the quality of life for thousands of individuals and families across the state by providing them with affordable access to critical prescription drugs."
The Coast2CoastRx card allows all Alabama residents – regardless of income, age, or health status – to participate in the program and save on the cost of medications. The program currently includes over 60,000 drugs in its formulary. In 2016, the program has saved cardholders throughout the nation an average of 60 percent on the cost of prescription drugs. The Coast2CoastRx card is distributed free of charge and may be used at all pharmacy chains and most independent pharmacies in Alabama. Any resident whose county isn't in the program can print a card of a nearby county.
Residents who would like to participate in the free Coast2CoastRx prescription savings program can call 1-800-931-8872 to obtain a card via regular mail or can print a card by visiting www.coast2coastrx.com/index.php/print-free-card/county/.
1. Big Win for Alabama's 67 Counties!
The Simplified Sellers Use Tax Remittance Act (Act 2015-448) was one of the Association's successful legislative priorities from the 2015 legislative session. This Act, which was developed and drafted at the Association's Montgomery office, was designed to entice out-of-state retailers (primarily internet-based companies) to voluntarily collect a substitute sales tax of 8 percent on all items delivered into the state – with a quarter of collections going directly to counties.
Since the program was implemented in October 2015, it has generated over $400,000 in additional revenue for the state, counties, and municipalities. The Association staff recently learned that one of the nation's largest internet sellers has signed up for the program! It is estimated that this seller's participation in the program could generate up to $40 million in additional revenue for Alabama each year – with 25% (or $10 million) of it being distributed among Alabama's 67 counties based on population.
This is a huge victory for the state and for Alabama's 67 counties, and a testament to the power of speaking in ONE Voice! If you have any questions about Act 2015-448, please contact a member of the Association's policy team at 334-263-7594.
2. Progress Report: Alabama Board of Registrars Legislation Task Force
In the past few months, the Alabama Board of Registrars Legislation Task Force has been meeting to discuss the current role of registrars and the possible changes to improve the state's registrar system. At last week's meeting, the task force considered recommendations for minimum qualifications and standards to ensure registrars are uniformly professional. Some of the standards discussed were:
The task force will continue working in the months ahead to discuss training for registrars and funding for that training. Also, the task force will review the appointment process for registrars and whether there is a need for supervision of day-to-day operations on the local level. If you have any questions of comments on the Board of Registrars Legislation Task Force, please contact Chase Cobb (email@example.com or 334-263-7594).
3. 10-Year Road and Bridge Plan
A group of county engineers met in Shelby County last week to develop a template for each county to outline a 10-year road and bridge plan. The plan is designed to show legislators and other infrastructure stakeholders the impact a modest 6-cents per gallon gas tax increase would have in each county. Similar to the ATRIP templates completed by all 67 county engineers last year, the 10-year plan will be a simple, fill-in-the-blank document that will be converted to a "report" format by the Association staff.
The 2016 ACCA Annual Convention agenda includes a presentation on how to complete the template and how to use it when speaking with legislators about each county's road and bridge needs. All county commissioners and county engineers are encouraged to attend that session. Completing these templates will be an essential part of the messaging as proponents of the six-cents gas tax continue advocating for the increase.
4. ATRIP-2 Committee Convenes
As road construction funded by the Alabama Transportation Rehabilitation and Improvement Program (ATRIP) nears its conclusion, work is beginning on ATRIP-2. The Alabama Transportation Safety Fund, established by Act 2016-150, provides the framework for a second round of ATRIP projects, and John Cooper, director of the Alabama Department of Transportation, convened the ATRIP-2 Committee for the first time last week to review options for next steps. ACCA Executive Director Sonny Brasfield has been appointed as a voting member of the ATRIP-2 Committee which will establish the criteria for projects to be funded with the new bond issue outlined in the 2016 act. The bond issue and the county projects funded by it still hinge on the passage of new funding.
5. ALGTI Board Approves Schedules for Upcoming Year
Last week the Board of Directors for the Alabama Local Government Training Institute (ALGTI) set the schedule for training classes for commissioner education and county employee education offered by the County Government Education Institute. This was the first board meeting since Joe Sumners, Ph.D., took the helm at Auburn University's Government and Economic Development Institute. Sumners, who was part of developing the current commissioner education program some years ago, is now directing ALGTI programs. A complete list of classes should be available at the Association's Annual Convention in August.
Notice: The ACCA office will be closed Monday, July 4, in observance of Independence Day.
Focusing on Economic Development
County officials are at the center of economic development efforts in their communities, and that's why the next issue of County Commission magazine focuses on the "Route to the Ribbon Cutting." Watch the mail this week for your copy!
Also coming up soon is more training for local officials from the Delta Regional Authority. The "Economic Development Strategies" course is offered next month in Clarke County.
But if you don't want to wait to do more to help your county's economic future, social media is a great option. Industry leaders are active on social media too, especially on LinkedIn, so it is an ideal place to tout the positive things happening in your county.
Last day of regular registration
Last day of regular registration
Safety Insurance Discount Program (SIDP) Training
1. Amendments Are Coming
Two Association-sponsored constitutional amendments will appear on the November General Election ballot. The proposed amendments would streamline the process for placing "local" constitutional amendments on the ballot only in the affected county and would provide county commissions limited administrative authority to carry out many duties that now require local legislation. The passage of the two amendments has been endorsed by the state's Constitutional Revision Commission.
2. Defense for Future Property Tax Suits
Beginning October 1, those counties participating in the ACCA Liability Self-Insurance Fund Inc. will have access to legal defense for any local lawsuits challenging the appraised valuation of specific property. The new law shifts the appointment of defense counsel from the District Attorney to the County Commission and provides that costs will be paid from the reappraisal budget. More details will be provided to counties in the coming weeks.
3. Important Dates for Incoming Commissioners
New commissioners consistently give high praise to the Alabama Local Government Training Institute's courses for providing a working knowledge of the broad scope of county responsibilities as well as the complexities. County administrators are encouraged to pass along these dates to anyone who will be a first-time commissioner starting in November as well remaining candidates who would be first-time commissioners:
New Commissioner Orientation
Alabama Local Government Training Institute
December 6-7, 2016
Renaissance Montgomery
Ethical and Legal Issues
Alabama Local Government Training Institute
January 19-20, 2017
Both courses are required to complete the 50-hour, level 1 commissioner education program as mandated by state law. In addition, Ethical and Legal Issues will only be offered once in the next two years, so new commissioners are encouraged to participate.
4. Next SIDP Regional Training set for Central Alabama
Want to be sure your county is part of the next round of safety incentive checks? Members of the ACCA Self-Insurance Funds will want to be represented at one of the regional training opportunities this summer. These trainings are a required element of the Safety Incentive Discount Program (SIDP).
The half-day course for safety coordinators offers a comprehensive look at the SIDP requirements and guidelines, including topics such as accident/incident protocols and county-wide safety committees. There's also a separate half-day course for public officials and administrative staff focused on management practices for creating a positive work environment and reducing liability.
Identical classes are offer two more times, and counties are free to choose a convenient date.
June 29 (Autauga County)
July 27 (Conecuh County)
To register or see additional details, please access the form linked below. Please contact Marcia Collier (334-263-7594 or email@example.com) with any questions.
Registration Form
SIDP Regional Trainings
5. Application Workshop from the Appalachian Regional Commission
The Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs (ADECA) has announced the Appalachian Regional Commission's FY 2017 Application Workshop coming up next month. The one-day event is scheduled for Tuesday, July 12, at the Marriott Shoals in Florence. All persons attending the workshop should pre-register with ADECA by contacting Denise Molina (334-353-1893 or firstname.lastname@example.com) by the close of business on July 8. The day of the workshop, on-site registration will be available beginning at 8 a.m.
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Share YOUR county's stories of problems and progress
With the summer construction season in full swing, don't forget to capture the moment. When you've got a great example of just how much investing in infrastructure matters in your county, please consider sharing it with the ACCA staff. Your example might be a problem or it might be a victory. Either way, ACCA wants to know about it. Cell phone pictures – or, better yet, video – are a big plus. Show us the current projects that are ongoing as well as the dream projects. Please send examples to Terri Reynolds (email@example.com).
Last day to reserve hotel rooms at the group rate, Alabama Association 9-1-1 Districts (AAND) Workshop, July 19-20, Prattville
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2 p.m., Webinar, County Revenue Officers Association of Alabama (CROAA)
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1. Drug Testing/Drug Policy Requirements
If your county's drug policy states that you will be doing random drug-testing on ALL employees, we ask that you change the wording to say "…random drug-testing on ALL Safety-Sensitive Employees." You also need to include a list of your county's Safety-Sensitive Departments, so it is clear who will be randomly drug-tested. Additionally, you should provide a copy of all your county's policies to each employee during their orientation and inform them if they are a Safety-Sensitive Employee. Every employee needs to sign the orientation document stating that all policies and procedures were reviewed and that copies of all policies and procedures were received. If you have questions in this regard, please contact Henry van Arcken (email@example.com // 334-263-7594).
2. Leading the Unified Voice of County Government
One of the most important elements of the ACCA Annual Convention is the election of the Association's Officers, Board of Directors and Legislative Committee. A frequently updated list of candidates for these positions is available online:
ACCA Candidates Page
If you think you would like to help lead the unified voice of county government, there are some dates coming up quickly that you will want to be aware of:
If you have any questions about the election process, please call Donna Key in the ACCA office at 334-263-7594.
3. Juvenile Justice Study Commission to Begin Work
Commissioner Tim Choate (Etowah County) will represent Alabama's 67 counties on the newly formed Juvenile Justice Study Commission. The commission, created this legislative session under Act 2016-164, will make recommendations for changes to Alabama's juvenile justice system that ensure adequate funding and administration of juvenile care, detention, and custody. Through participation in the commission, counties will advocate for a juvenile justice system that includes state and municipal participation and properly limits the county's role in the care and detention of juveniles held pursuant to state or municipal laws or programs.
The commission's first meeting will take place no later than September 1, 2016. In the meantime, county administrators are encouraged to complete the ACCA juvenile justice survey distributed earlier this year. Please contact Chase Cobb (email@example.com) if you have any pertinent information or comments related to the juvenile justice system that you would like the commission to consider.
4. Highlight Excellence and Service in Your County
If necessity is the mother of invention, it is no wonder that Alabama counties and county leaders have such a strong track record of innovative solutions to the countless challenges facing local government. ACCA's annual Awards Program offers a terrific opportunity to shine a light on outstanding people and programs throughout the 67 counties. Check out the Awards Packet to find out how to submit a nomination for:
All nominations must be received by ACCA no later than 4:30 p.m. on Friday, June 24. (That's NEXT FRIDAY)
5. Grant Opportunities from ADECA's Energy Division
The Energy Division of the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Development (ADECA) has released preliminary information on several upcoming grant opportunities. Counties will be particularly interested in the $15,000 grants for local governments to do energy-efficient improvements in publicly accessible, community-oriented buildings. Details of eligibility are not yet available, and the requests for proposals are likely to come in the next two months. Please use the link below for additional information.
Funding Opportunities from the ADECA Energy Division
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Check out FEMA's Mobile App
The Federal Emergency Management Agency's app may be useful to citizens as part of your in efforts to help your county prepare for disasters and to cope with the aftermath.
Features include:
The free app is available for Apple, Android and Blackberry mobile devices.
FEMA Mobile App
National Emergency Number Association (NENA) Conference
Alabama Association of Emergency Managers (AAEM)
Alabama Association of Emergency Managers (AAEM) Summer Conference
Alabama Association of Emergency Managers (AAEM) Summer Conference
10:30 a.m. webinar, Association of County Administrators of Alabama (ACAA)
Governor's Preparedness Conference
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Chicago Women's Brigade Dinner at Virtue Cider
The dinner is a collaboration between four chefs, one farmer, and a lot of hard cider to celebrate the contributions women are making to the Chicago food community. Vegetables, pork and fruit will all be sourced either from Virtue's own gardens or neighboring farms.
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Start time is 5pm for the reception and 6pm for dinner.
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Blackhawks and Kevin Hayes fail to reach contract agreement
by George Malik on 08/15/14 at 10:31 PM ET
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If you're looking for a little mid-August drama, the Chicago Blackhawks have been unable to come to terms with 2010 first-round draft pick Kevin Hayes, and the team issued the following announcement:
Chicago Blackhawks Vice President/General Manager Stan Bowman released the following statement regarding Kevin Hayes:
"We offered Kevin what we believed was a generous and fair contract. Unfortunately, he felt it was in his best interests to become a free agent. We are looking forward to the compensatory draft pick we are receiving and are focused on the excitement surrounding the start of training camp next month."
Per the National Hockey League's Collective Bargaining Agreement Article 8.3(b), the Blackhawks will receive a second-round pick (54th overall) in the 2015 NHL Draft.
Hayes is a 6'4," 216-pound forward who graduated from Boston College having registered 27 goals, 38 assists and 65 points over the course of only 40 games played, and as SI's Allan Muir noted on Friday morning, the Calgary Flames, Phoenix Coyotes, Colorado Avalanche, Boston Bruins (the "local angle" for the Boston native) and Florida Panthers (for whom Kevin's brother Jimmy plays) are all in the mix...
But there are another 24 teams that will heavily pursue Hayes as well, and with the rookie cap-max deal and signing/performance bonuses being equal, the 22-year-old power forward can pretty much pick and choose wherever he wants to play based upon which team he feels will be the best fit.
If he's looking for promises of playing time, Calgary, Phoenix and Florida can probably deliver there, but you can be sure that each and every NHL team--including the spurned Blackhawks--will "wine and dine" Hayes and his representatives.
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the hawks won't pursue him after being dogged like that. they have 2 of the last 5 titles and this guy wouldn't play for them/wait his turn to make the team? they're (maybe rightly) too proud to do anything but tell their 4th lines to take his head off come October. meanwhile, of course it's hayes' right to do what's best for his career.
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I am surprised they actually had a Will reading. though, I guess with Lara throwing her weight and asking questions it was expected.
hmm, Lily stated that Sirius was the Secret Keeper. does it mean she wrote the letter before they switched? wonder about consequences though
| keybladedude chapter 16 . 4/27/2011
Well, isn't this creative. Never heard of a Harry Potter / Tomb Raider crossover. Nicely done.
| keybladedude chapter 3 . 4/27/2011
Abput the missing Laura instead of Lara, you missed one about two paragraphs from the end. Just an FYI.
| mememememe chapter 10 . 4/22/2011
Fun story but ya almost lost me on this one. I could see the "new" Hermione letting it drop, or even attacking back verbally... but channeling her inner Xena?
Hit the stop button on your DVD player and crack open the books. I promise you're characters, and thus your story, will be a thousand times better for the effort.
| CaribbeanTrinidadian chapter 16 . 4/20/2011
madness post more please!
| MoonWiccan6 chapter 16 . 4/13/2011
Fabulous story! I'm loving it :-) I hope there will be more soon.
| Penny is wise chapter 16 . 4/9/2011
Mega awesome can't wait for next chapter.
| Hawklan chapter 1 . 3/31/2011
nice that Lara didn't take the bs from Dumbledorky and hiring Remus is a great idea.
Can't wait to see a Harry trained by Lara and Remus entering Hogwardts
| Thenchick chapter 16 . 3/15/2011
post more plz
| NarutosBrat chapter 6 . 3/15/2011
Um, the talent for reading minds is actually called Leglimency. Occlumency is defense from Leglimency.
| Vicki219 chapter 16 . 3/9/2011
Cool chapter! Love the fact that Harry got sick over Draco lol.
| Vicki219 chapter 16 . 3/9/2011
Cool chapter! Love the fact that Harry got sick over Draco l
| LazzzyCat chapter 16 . 2/28/2011
I love Harry in this!


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