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CapeCast Audio 20
By Connie Barron, Public Information Director
CapeCast Audio 20 episodes
- Episode 20 - Year in ReviewA review of key events in 2012 in the City of Cape Coral government.Episode 20 - Year in Review0 min
- Episode 19 - Michelle Miller (Customer Advocate)Interview with Michelle Miller, one of the City's Customer Advocates in our Department of Community Development, PermittingEpisode 19 - Michelle Miller (Customer Advocate)0 min
- Episode 18 - Sheena Milliken, BudgetInterview with Cape Coral's Budget Administrator Sheena Milliken about the budget process.Episode 180 min
- Episode 17 - Connie BarronCapeCast host Connie Barron talks about the watering schedule and the City of Cape Coral's dual-water system.Episode 17 - Connie Barron0 min
- Episode 16 - Joyce Easton (volunteer)Joyce Easton, City volunteer, talks about volunteerism and the role volunteers play in the community.Episode 16 - Joyce Easton0 min
- Episode 15 - Vince CummingsInterview with Vince Cummings, Chaplain Major USAF (ret.) on upcoming visit from Maj. General Robert Kasulke.Episode 15 - Vince Cummings0 min
- Episode 14 - Frank CassidyInterview with Code Compliance Manager Frank CassidyEpisode 14 - Frank Cassidy0 min
- Episode 13 - Christy VogtInterview with Christy Vogt, Economic Development, reflecting on her 8 years with the City of Cape Coral as she leaves for the East Coast.Episode 13 - Christy Vogt0 min
- Episode 12 - Rana Erbrick, District 5 Council MemberInterview with Councilmember Rana Erbrick from District 5 about city manager search and utilities expansion.Episode 12 - Rana Erbrick0 min
- Episode 11 - Todd KingInterview with Special Events Coordinator Todd King about City events.Episode 11 - Todd King0 min
About CapeCast Audio 20
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CapeCast Audio 20 is a 20-minute podcast from the City of Cape Coral, Florida government. Topics will cover a variety of subjects and guests will range from elected officials to City staff.