CivicView a City of Crestview Podcast

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.