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Check out Episode 23 of The POG Show podcast with guest, James Hicks, the city’s Information Technology Manager.

In this episode, James discusses some exciting initiatives that he and his IT team have been working on including the redesign of the city’s website; SeeClickFix, a new platform that addresses citizen concerns; updates on Cybersecurity, and more!

Below are important mobile app links to download for SeeClickFix:

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.seeclickfix.ma.android&hl=en_US&gl=US 

iPhone: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/seeclickfix/id322000552

Link to sign up for Alert Port Orange:

https://member.everbridge.net/453003085615694/login?fbclid=IwAR3sEu57CzZQW6s_zwsn6S7m4nGB6dV5zCBtS2EGm_tP79nKVVzicXF-n2A

Episode 21 is a very special episode of The POG Show, where we would like to dedicate it to Dwight Gault, a Volunteer in Police Services (VIPS) who unexpectedly passed away on May 9. Dwight was a volunteer for the past 7 years and prior to volunteering, Dwight served 22 years in the Army National Guard, and later retiring as a Major. Dwight is survived by his wife of 55 years, along with their daughter. Dwight was always smiling, and willing to lend a helping hand. Dwight enjoyed NASCAR, college football, and attending Port Orange City Council Meetings.   

Episode 21 focuses on the Port Orange VIPS program, which stands for Volunteer in Police Services, where we talk with Major Pat LaMountain and Lt. Mary Wittmeyer.  They each provide a little background about themselves, details about the VIPS program, what to do to become a VIP and more! 

This episode with Chad Weber, Public Information Officer (PIO) for Florida Fish & Wildlife (FWC), is full of great information about FWC, what Chad’s role consists of as a PIO, what residents should do and look out for when they see wildlife such as alligators, coyotes, bears, raccoons, etc..  He also talks about some “wow” factors in his role as the PIO, what residents can do to help our community and important tips on boating safety.  

Get to know Jamie Miller, Deputy City Manager for the City of Port Orange! In this episode, you will learn more about Jamie, her main goals and initiatives in her role as Deputy City Manager and more, as we continue to make this city a great place to work, live and play!

This episode is with Deb Pearson, Code Enforcement Manager for the City of Port Orange. Deb speaks about her experience, what Code Enforcement does for the City, common code violations, and more! 

For more information, please visit the City's website at www.port-orange.org or call the Code Enforcement Hotline at 386-506-5604.

Did you know that our city has a museum and history center?  In this episode, you will hear from Priscilla Sparks, Vice President of the Port Orange Historical Trust who discusses how the Historical Trust came to be, what you’ll experience when you enter the museum and the upcoming Open House they are hosting that starts on Thursday, October 21 through Saturday, October 23 from 10:00 am – 1:00 pm. Location: 740 Commonwealth Blvd in Port Orange.

City of Port Orange Construction Engineering Manager Junos Reed discusses current and upcoming stormwater projects, submitting issues to the city via Citizen Request Tracker on the city's website, and what adventure racing is!

Wayne Clark, new City Manager for the City of Port Orange, joins us on the POG Show to talk about his return to the City, his background and experience,  and some exciting projects coming up in the City.

Newly elected District 1 Council Member Jonathan Foley joins us to discuss why serving is important to him, his ideas for the future of the City, and an insight into his personal life.

VFW Post 3282 Quartermaster John McClellan discusses what the VFW offers, how to support the VFW, and information on how to join the Happy Wanderers Walking Club. 

Jonathan Hukill joins us to share fond memories of his mother, Dorothy L. Hukill, former Mayor of Port Orange and State Senator, as well as discuss his new foundation that will help local students.

A construction equipment fire shut down the the Dunlawton Avenue bridge on Monday morning, and firefighters had to attack unconventionally to extinguish the flames.