Misc. News -- September 21, 2018 -- Collinsville, OK -- www.cvilleok.com

City Clerk Recognition

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Angela McGinnis, Collinsville, City Clerk
Receives Certified Municipal Official Designation

Angela McGinnis, City Clerk of Collinsville, was awarded the designation of Certified Municipal Official by the Oklahoma Municipal League (OML) during its recent Annual Conference. Angela was recognized for her achievement during the Awards Breakfast that was held Thursday, September 13th, at the Cox Convention Center in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

The League’s Certified Municipal Official program was established to recognize municipal officials and employees who continue to develop their skills and enrich their expertise in local government. Those who complete the program demonstrate to both their community and peers that they are committed to carrying out the duties of their office or position. A total of 40 hours of training are required for certification.

The Oklahoma Municipal League is a statewide, non-profit corporation currently composed of over 450 member cities and towns. The League serves as a spokesperson for municipalities at state and federal government levels to achieve local objectives. By working together through the League, municipal officials formulate programs and unite in concerted action benefiting their communities.
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About Oklahoma Municipal League
The mission of the OML is to provide services and programs required by municipal officials to assist them in better serving their citizens, and to act as the representative of Oklahoma municipalities in interactions requiring a united voice. Since 1913, the League has served as the individual and collective voice of local officials on the state and national level.

CONTACT: Kay Hunt, Director of Communications, kay@oml.org,
Phone: 405-528-7515

QB Club Quilt To Benefit Malon Family

Stop by the Quarterback Club Trailer before the homecoming game or contact a QB Club member to get your tickets.

Stop Sign Removed
PLEASE NOTE: Beginning, Monday, September 17, 2018 the STOP sign for southbound traffic at the intersection of Broadway and 19th Street will be removed. Southbound traffic on 19th Street will no longer be required to stop. Broadway traffic will still have a stop sign and be required to stop. Please use caution when approaching this intersection while the new change is being implemented. -- City of Collinsville 9/7/2018
Mini Editorial -- Clearly the city didn't ask my opinion (or anyone else?) on this decision ... but for the record I think it is a bad idea. Works fine for 19th Street traffic that doesn't need to turn onto Broadway or Broadway folks turning north onto 19th ... but will lead to confusion for those needing to turn left (cross traffic) from either road. Presently turners have equal opportunity or wait time. When did we get in such a hurry? or 19th Street become more important than Broadway? -- Ted Wright 9-7-2018
-- The sign was gone as advertised Monday Sept. 17th

CHS Baseball Parents Meeting

Collinsville Baseball Coach Tony Reeder held his annual parent's meeting Sept. 12th to lay down the rules and plans for the 2019 season. Tony expects about 62 players across 3 teams with hopes to improve on last years 29-7 record. A 37 game schedule will be released soon. -- (Tweet)

Baseball parents meeting is set for September 12th at 6:30 p.m. in the high school commons area. At least one parent needs to attend if possible.-- Collinsville Home Run Club -- 9/7/2018

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