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OUR CORE VALUES
October 2014 Employee Newsletter
In this Issue...
2 In The Spotlight
3 Did You Know
4 Caught in the Act
5 Anniversary List
6 New Team Members
6 Department Facts
6 Meet Your Safety
Committee
7 Birthday List
7 Length of Service Awards
8 Recreation News
8 Training & Development
Meeting the needs of
The Villages community
Residents is our
primary objective.
Hard Work
Hospitality
Creativity
Stewardship
Running of the Squares Fall
5K
Saturday, Oct. 25th at 8am
Brownwood Paddock Square
**NEW **
Community Team Division!
Round up your fellow co-workers
for some friendly competition.
How do I form a Community Team?
A minimum of five (5) runners are necessary to be considered a team.
First select a captain and a team name.
For registration online, your captain will follow instructions at
www.runsignup.com to set up your team name. Team members can then
register online by selecting the exact team name from a drop down list.
For an in-person Team registration, please indicate your team name on the
registration form.
All team members must complete individual registration forms and include
the exact team name as indicated by your captain.
PURPOSE
To provide and preserve
the lifestyle of Florida’s
Friendliest Hometown.
Can a Team register at Packet Pickup and Day of Race?
NO Teams will be registered on race day.
All members of a team must be registered by 4pm on 10/22/14.
VISION
To be respected as the
most responsive
and responsible
Community Development
District.
Can a Team walk?
Yes, teams are welcome to walk and keep up with your Wellness.
MISSION
To provide responsible
and accountable
public service that
enhances and sustains
our community.
Community Team Awards will be given for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place for Fastest Time
as well as Largest Team
The fastest time award will be determined by the top four finishing times per
team.
Team members will be eligible for individual age group awards.
For more information, please visit www.districtgov.org
IN THE SPOTLIGHT…
Terianne Carroll - Human Resources Administrative Assistant
Where were you born & raised? What was special about where you were from? I was born in Boston, MA and grew up in Quincy, MA. Boston is a great city and Quincy was a wonderful place to grow
up. We lived by the ocean. I miss living in Massachusetts and especially miss my family and the food.
However, not enough to move back, I don’t miss the snow!
Tell us about your family, people (including pets!) in your life…Hobbies? Favorite Activities? My
family recently grew by 1. My Husband Jack and I welcomed our first child, Jack Jr. in July. He is a
wonderful baby and brings so much joy to our lives. Right now, all of my spare time is spent enjoying
my family.
Who has been the most influential person in your life and why? What’s the best advice you ever
received? My parents have been the most influential. They have been amazing role models for marriage, parenting and hard work. They believe in enjoying life and have always said “If you’re doing
something that makes you unhappy, stop doing it.” I have followed that advice many times.
What is the career & training path that led you to the Districts? Two years after college I started
working for a Finance company as an Administrative Assistant. I was eventually promoted to HR Liaison and really enjoyed learning
about Human Resources. I started working for Public Safety when I first came to the District. I liked working in Public Safety and
miss the team I worked with. When an opportunity opened up in HR, I was very happy, especially to stay working for the District.
What is your favorite aspect of working for the Districts? I work with a great group in Human Resources! I learn something new
every day and I’m really enjoying it!.
My favorites: Movie: Two Weeks Notice...Television Show: Nashville...Sports Team: New England Patriots...Vacation Spot: Any
warm location I can get to on a cruise ship...Restaurant/Food/Dessert: Regina Pizza/Pizza/Chocolate Covered Strawberries
Pam Norman - Community Watch Dispatch Supervisor
Where were you born & raised? What was special about where you were from? I
was born in Burbank, CA raised in New York, Montreal and Vermont and moved here from
Fargo, North Dakota. I went to school in Vermont, Minnesota, Nebraska and North Dakota. The Green Mountains, Fall Foliage, Maple syrup and fluffy white snow in Vermont. In
North Dakota the people are fabulous, must be because the weather is so cold.
Tell us about your family, people (including pets!) in your life…Hobbies? Favorite
Activities? I am single and live with two four footed puppies named Suzi and Moppet who
report me to canine social services for working too much. Reading, classical music, training the pups, streaming British Mysteries from BBC, knitting and needlepoint. The most interesting thing I’ve ever seen is the curvature of the earth from a Concorde airplane flying at MACH2 and two miles altitude.
Who has been the most influential person in your life and why? What’s the best advice you ever received? My father, he
taught me to own up to my mistakes and wrongs as the consequences would be less severe than if I lied about them. He was right!
What is the career & training path that led you to the Districts? Retirement, I’m somewhat of a “jack of all trades, master of
none.” I am a registered nurse, have been a banker, small business owner and older than average student and back to nursing.
Right now I’m on a learning curve. I have been a regular dispatcher for 4.5 years and recently was asked to be a substitute for the
Supervisor. Rather unexpectedly I’ve found myself working as a substitute supervisor on a regular basis, hence the learning curve.
What is your favorite aspect of working for the Districts? It has given me an opportunity to grow and learn new things.
My favorites : Movie: Good Will Hunting...Television Show: Anything on PBS...Sports Team: Depends on where I am, I am now
favoring Florida teams...Vacation Spot: Ireland...Restaurant/Food/Dessert: Casa Mia/Any good Italian/Chocolate covered
potato chips
DID YOU KNOW?
GOVERNMENT DAY
“ Your Local Governments in
Action...working to serve your
hometown!”
The District’s annual Government
Day will be held on Saturday, November 1, 2014
at the Eisenhower Regional Recreation Center
from 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Government Day
offers both residents and District Staff the
opportunity to not only gain more knowledge
about the Village Community
Development Districts, but also
familiarize themselves with other
state, local and federal
government agencies in Sumter,
Marion and Lake counties.
SUMTER COUNTY PUBLIC WORKS
HOUSEHOLD ELECTRONICS
&
HAZARDOUS WASTE
MOBILE COLLECTION
Sumter County Public Works is hosting a
household electronics & hazardous waste
mobile collection on Saturday, October 25,
2014 from 9:00 a.m.–3:00
p.m. at The Villages Sumter
County Service Center located at 7375 Powell
Road. Please visit
www.districtgov.org for additional information or
contact Sumter County
Public Works at (352) 569-
TIERRA DEL SOL RECREATION CENTER PROJECT
Please excuse our dust! We are excited to announce
that construction is now underway at the Tierra Del
Sol Recreation Center. A brand new facility similar
to the current Village Recreation Centers will be
constructed for all residents to enjoy. This project is
scheduled to continue until Spring 2015. Closure
applies to ALL Tierra Del Sol facilities: Recreation
center, swimming pool, bocce courts, horseshoe pits,
shuffleboard courts and tennis courts. Please refer
to the Recreation News for alternative locations for
desired activities. Stay tuned to www.districtgov.org
for updates!
The District Administrative Offices will
be closed on Tuesday, November 11,
2014 in observance of
Veterans Day. The
offices will resume
normal business
hours on Wednesday,
November 12, 2014.
Year to Date Factoids: Human Resoruces/Risk Management
Risk Management :
44 workers comp claims & 500 incident reports processed
44 invoices for gate damages & 26 invoices for property damage generated
Benefits: 254 staff attended open enrollment & 85% needed new passwords!
Recruiting
1,998 applications received and reviewed; 148 positions posted & 194
new hires have joined the District
Processing
1,243 documents received, (incl. status changes, W-4s, Direct Deposit,
Beyond the Stars, Benefits) with 50% being entered by HR into Paylocity.
District Employees Caught in the Act!
While out taking Audit pictures of the various Districts, Robin
MacGowan, Finance Sr. Accountant and Cheryl Prevete,
Finance Staff Coordinator assisted a couple who were lost. The
couple was trying to get to a friend’s house in Woodbury and they
could not locate the village or the road. Robin and Cheryl knew
the location and had the couple follow them to the location. The
couple was overjoyed and could not thank them enough for their
hospitality and kindness.
Firefighter/Paramedic Gabriel Pantely and Firefighter/
Paramedic Robert Smiley were thanked by a resident for
installing smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. The resident
stated that Gabriel and Robert were polite and professional.
Firefighter/Paramedic Brian Twiss and Firefighter/Paramedic
Gabriel Pantely received thanks from a resident for replacing a
carbon monoxide detector. The resident expressed that this was a
wonderful service.
A resident expressed appreciation for the Recreation department,
specifically Phillip Munden, Recreation Assistant, Robert
Winder, Recreation Assistant, and Danny Jacobs, Recreation
Facilities Manager. The resident stated, “I have always had
wonderful help from the folks who work there (Chatham Recreation Center). Phil and Bob are fabulous to work with. They could
not be more helpful. I always look forward to working with these
two along with the other employees there. Recently I have had
some contacts with Danny at Mulberry, what a delightful young
man. Thank you so much for everything your department does to
make this the best place to live.”
Firefighter/Paramedic Ryan Keller and Firefighter/EMT John
Anderson were thanked for installing smoke detectors for a
resident. The resident was appreciative that they answered all of
her questions and were very informative. She was extremely
pleased and very thankful we offer this service.
A resident thanked Firefighter/Paramedic Mike Sapp, Firefighter/Paramedic Vincent Walczak, and Firefighter/EMT
Gene Wine for their assistance with a malfunctioning smoke
detector. They thoroughly checked the smoke detectors and
were patient and professional.
Amy Srickland, HR Risk Management Generalist thanked fellow
employees Wade Watson, District Property Management
Manager and Mike Amodeo, District Property Management
Manager for ensuring the Community Watch general maintenance issues were handled efficiently. “Mike and Wade have
exemplified outstanding performance and lasting contribution to
the VCCDD.”
A resident expressed gratitude and heart-felt thanks to
Firefighter/Paramedic Charles Baltzagler and Firefighter/
Paramedic Phillip Roberts for the assistance they provided to
her Husband. Her Husband required assistance again the next
day and she was surprised and extremely relieved to see Charles
Baltzagler again. His friendly face and demeanor helped her
through a very difficult and emotional time.
A resident thanked Firefighter/EMT Edwin Bock, and
Firefighter/Paramedic Manuel Molina for changing their
smoke detector batteries. The resident stated that both gentlemen
A resident contacted Community Watch to commend Joe Pereira,
were very helpful in answering all of their questions.
Community Watch Patrol Driver. Joe assisted in removing a reptile. The resident could not say enough good things about the way Firefighter/EMT Jason McInturf, Lieutenant Loretta
Roberson, and Firefighter/EMT Christopher Roberts were
Joe conducted himself, and wanted to express his gratitude.
Robert Horvath, Community Watch Patrol Driver recently helped thanked for their kindness while changing smoke detector
batteries.
a resident out of a house fire. The resident was dependent on a
wheel chair and might not have been able to get out. The situation
could have had a different outcome had it not been for Robert’s
actions.
HIGH PRAISE FOR PUBLIC SAFETY
Chief Cain received Congratulations and Public Safety received high praise from a retired public safety resident.
Here are some of the nice words he expressed, “I, of course,
have been observing the operations of your department and
have been very impressed by the facilities, the equipment,
and especially the professionalism of your responders. We
recently had a lightning strike close to my home and the response would be the envy of most communities. Although I
didn’t see the operations from the very beginning, what I
saw could have been used as a training film. Every piece of
equipment was properly placed, from the IC, to the engines,
and the aerial piece. Today I called headquarters…...the
lady who answered that phone was clear, polite, friendly,
and helpful. Fairly or not, an organization is often judged by
the first voice or person that the public makes contact
with…...she certainly put your department in the best light
possible.”
Thank you for Exemplifying
Our Core Values!
Employees On The Move...
Firefighter/Paramedic Corey McCaulley was
promoted to Lieutenant.
Susi Belon and Julie Dunagan both transferred to Community Standards as Staff Assistants.
Firefighter/EMT Wesley Roe and Firefighter/
EMT Shane Danford
were both promoted
to Firefighter/
Paramedic.
Happy October Anniversary! Thank You For Your Service!
Salvatore Valenziano
Robert Ruerup
Ramon Moreno
Robert Pasqua
Michael Sinopoli
Joseph Urban
Carl Moore
Eugene Whitaker
Robert Schutter
Eugene Grossey
Shirley Flower
Donald Bowman
Martin Auster
Gerald Crump
Delores Germakian
Fredrick Rippo
Nancy Gibson
Daniel Krehl
James Jerdonek
Judith Kemp
Robert Winder
Joan Fiege
Adelisa Luciano
Charles Baltzagler
Elisa Hurst
Scott Rylski
Vincent Walczak
Rebecca Shoffner
Aileen Jones
Molly Farrar
Roy Keen
Edgar Munday
John Frank
Suzanne Hurteau
Georgia Bolus
James Vigliarolo
Stephen Buatti
James Sparaco
John Pratti
William Janik
David Storvis
Charles Marchiano
Ginny Mills
William Cole
Maureen Rischitelli
Angel Dixon
Bridget Chianese
Michael Smith
Howard Shankle
Wayne Wescoe
Art Robinson
Daniel Pona
Donald Klein
James Magee
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NEW TEAM MEMBERS!
Gerald Bertsch
Douglas Clark
Jacque Dompierre
Wallace Englehart
Webb Epperson
Jerry Goldstein
Bill Holt
Carol R. Indermuehle
Steve Juntunen
Kenneth Knetsch
Jim Lyall
Barry R. Morlachetta
Susan E. Muller
Peter Roscoe
Robert Schubert
Mary C. Samartino
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WANT TO SAVE MONEY?
“Do It Yourself” Savings Tips
- Shorten your dryer-vent hose. First, disconnect it and vacuum it out. Then trim the hose length so that it's just long enough
for you to pull the dryer a few feet out from the wall. A short
and unobstructed line makes your dryer run more efficiently.
The cost is free, you can save $25 a year on electric, gas, or
propane, and your clothes will dry about 20% faster.
- Borrow specialized tools, gas-powered post-hole diggers and
table-mounted routers from other Do It Yourself renovators for
a small fee. The cost is $1 to $100 per day and can save you
$50 or more.
Congratulations to
The Villages CERT!
FEMA announced the winners of the 2014 Individual and
Community Preparedness Awards. The Awards recognize individuals and teams who have taken actions to
prepare their communities. The Villages CERT Team
came in 3rd place in the Initiative Category.
The Villages CERT, with 300+ volunteers, is dedicated to
this community and are trained with skills to use in case
of a disaster. Congratulations to CERT and their Commander Wayne Ward!. Thank you for your service!
MEET YOUR SAFETY COMMITTEE
The Safety Committee meets monthly and recommends
improvements to our workplace safety program and
identifies corrective measures needed to eliminate or
control safety and health hazards and risk management
issues that might impact the District. Some projects
that they may address include reviewing and suggesting
updates to workplace safety rules &/or workplace safety programs, evaluating employee accident and illness
prevention programs, providing safety training and monitoring of workplace safety education and training.
Questions, concerns, suggestions, ideas?
Please contact any member of the Safety Committee!
Money Saving Tips
1. Buy bulk
2. Use coupons
3. Buy generic
The District recently had a student
from Lake Technical College shadow
Finance and Budget for a Certification
Requirement. Jessica Straub shadowed
for 3 days. She appreciated the experience and learned a lot. Jessica is pictured with her instructor Chuck Durante receiving her certificate.
Hoo Hoo likes Halloween?
The District will have a
Halloween Decorating & Costume
contest. Look for dates, rules, and more information to
be provided shortly!
Pictured from left to right: Wayne Kornegay ( Utilities),
Gary Fraker ( Community Standards ), Wendy
McEldowney (Vice-Chair) (Recreation), Laurie Scheben
(Community Watch) , Erica Ramos (Chair) (Customer
Service), Chris Cash (DPM), Captain Misty MorningstarTwiss (Public Safety) Not pictured: Brittany Wilson
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Henry L. Berg
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William E. Cole
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Brian C. Peterson
Barbara Fogarty
Richard Lipski
Deborah G. Ballard
Diana S. Brey
Earl M. Budd
Kathy C. DeLaney
James L. Michael
Carl T. Moore
Daniel Pona
Henry A. Squires
Daniel DiFranco
Pablo A. Echevarria
James Kattman
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Terry L. Waller
Robert Marx
Jeanette M. Bottaro-Hodge
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Anne M. Sanders
Pamela Whitfield
Michael A. Farrar
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Thank You for Your Service!
Barbara MercerPoll, Accounting
Technician, celebrated her 10 year anniversary with the District. Joining in the
celebration are team
mates (left to right)
Alma Lombardi, Cindy Fechter,
Barbara Mercer-Poll
& Karen Koltnow.
Recreation News
Residents are enjoying the newly renovated Silver Lake Recreation
Center. After major renovations, the grand re-opening was a success!
Held on August 29, 2014.
Governor Rick Scott presented Dave Holland,
Facility Specialist at Mulberry Grove (pictured left) and
Bobby Pasqua, Special Events Supervisor (pictured right)
with Veterans medals from the Department of
Veteran Affairs, for their service to our country. Held at
Eisenhower Recreation Center on August 13, 2014.
Upcoming Events
Villages Silver Trefoil Girl Scouts Pajama & Book Drive
Oct. 1st–Dec. 12th
Donations of new pajamas/books for Homeless
Children can be dropped off at any Recreation Center.
Italian-American Parade
Oct. 7th, 3:30pm
Spanish Springs Town Square
The Villages Championship Softball Tournament
Oct. 17th-19th, 8:30am
Buffalo Glen/Saddlebrook
Fall Craft Show
Oct 18th, 9am–2pm
Laurel Manor, Savannah & Colony Cottage
Butterfly Release
Oct. 21st, 4:30pm
Lake Sumter Landing Market Square
German-American Parade
Oct. 21st, 3:30pm
Spanish Springs Town Square
EC12 Model Yacht Sailboat Regatta
Oct. 25th-26th, 10am-3pm
Ashland Pond
The 2013-2014 Flexible Spending account plan year ended on
September 30, 2014. However,
you still have until December
31, 2014 to submit any
outstanding reimbursements for
medical and or dependent care services that were
incurred from October 1, 2013 through September
30, 2014. For more information: Visit the TASC
website at www.tasconline.com, or call Human
Resources at 352-674-1905.
If you have questions regarding your Retirement accounts and how they
are working for you, here is your chance to schedule your “one on one”
meeting with Adam Ferguson (ICMA) or Franco Biasi (Nationwide).
They will assist you and make sure you’re on track with your retirement
goals.
*Adam Ferguson (ICMA/457 plans)
Tuesday, October 21st
*Franco Biasi (Natiowide/401a or 457 plans)
Wednesday, October 22nd
Please contact Human Resources at 352-6741905 or [email protected] to
schedule your thirty minute session.
Power Up Your People Skills Part II - “Kick it Up a Notch”
This session includes:
30 day challenge & accountability follow up
How you can be even more successful
Five effective ways for reducing the worry & stress in your life
Master a new system for paying a sincere
compliment
Date: Wednesday, October 22nd
Time: 1:30 – 3:00 PM
Location: La Hacienda Recreation Center
BREAST CANCER AWARENESS
October is Breast Cancer
Awareness Month. It’s an annual
campaign to increase
awareness of the disease. For more
information, resources and
education, visit
www.nationalbreastcancer.org.