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Certified District Manager ProgramWhen registering, a page titled “There is a problem with this web site’s security certificate” will pop up after you enter your personal information, name, address, etc. Below is the link that takes you to the page that pops up when you hit submit. The next page is for billing and payment information, which is a secure web site with an IP address registered under our company name, Crawford, Marketing & Consulting. The IP address for the web site that the link sits on is registered under FASD, which does not match the secure registration web site. When there is any conflict with the address registrations, this page pops up. https://fasd.cmc-associates.com/Scripts/4Disapi2.dll/4DCGI/checkout/pers Please note that the beginning of the address is "https" - the "S" shows that it is a secure web site. Unsecured web addresses start with "http". The registrant needs to choose the "continue to this web site (not recommended)" link and they will be on our secure web site, check the "https", and can continue on to the end. Click Here to Register Now
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through March 12, 2010| Pass Name | Description |
| CDM Program - Member | The Association serves as the Department of Community Affairs primary education and training arm to satisfy the educational requirements of Ch. 189, FS. The purpose of the education program is to ensure that elected boards and district managers comply with the Florida Statutes governing special districts. Core subjects for elected officials and staff are presented at the Annual Conference in June and at the more informal member meetings held around the state. The Association, in conjunction with Department of Community Affairs, created the Certified District Manager (CDM) Program in 2004 and has now partnered with Florida State University's Askew School of Government to provide the best possible certification program for this field. This Program not only recognizes the professional and educational accomplishments of district managers of special districts, but promotes professionalism among the members of this profession. |
| CDM Program - Non-Member | The Association serves as the Department of Community Affairs primary education and training arm to satisfy the educational requirements of Ch. 189, FS. The purpose of the education program is to ensure that elected boards and district managers comply with the Florida Statutes governing special districts. Core subjects for elected officials and staff are presented at the Annual Conference in June and at the more informal member meetings held around the state. The Association, in conjunction with Department of Community Affairs, created the Certified District Manager (CDM) Program in 2004 and has now partnered with Florida State University's Askew School of Government to provide the best possible certification program for this field. This Program not only recognizes the professional and educational accomplishments of district managers of special districts, but promotes professionalism among the members of this profession. |
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