City & Town Management | May 2017
Page 10 Editor’s Note: Narrowing priorities: Socioeconomic issues come out on top
Page 12 From the Cover: ICC high school program builds a resilient future by training our youth
Page 14 ‘World Capitals’: Rochester, Ind. ‘Round Barn Capital of the World’
Page 16 Know your Founder: German & Swiss Settlers: Hohenwald, Tenn.
Page 17 Memorial Day Tribute
Page 20 Focus on City & Town Management: NLC program gives cities and citizens a ‘LIFT-UP’
Page 24 Focus on City & Town Management: New windows to maintain historic feel, save on energy costs
Page 28 Focus on City & Town Management: Brooklyn Park gives rebranding a try
Page 32 Focus on City & Town Management: Leadership development vital to organizational success
Page 36 Focus on City & Town Management: Community treasures: Keeping masonry buildings around for years to come
Page 42 Public Safety: In a heartbeat: More police officers are carrying AEDs
Page 46 Public Safety: Situational awareness: An important component of workplace safety training
Page 48 Public Works: National Public Works Week May 21-27
Page 50 Firefighting & EMS: ‘EMS Strong — Always in Service’ Theme for 2017 National EMS Week
Page 54 Parks & Recreation: Bringing seniors in with interactive programs
Page 58 Firefighting & EMS: The Vial of Life: A plastic tube can save your life
ON THE COVER
International Code Council has piloted its High School Technical Training Program to off er students at technical schools the opportunity to learn what is required to become a construction professional. With the loss of experienced safety professionals, changes in technology and advancements made in building codes, ICC realizes the importance of educating youth so they can enter construction professions directly out of school.