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OPAA Support Staff Training
Hyatt on Capitol Square - Columbus, Ohio
May 22 & 23, 2003

This year's seminar will focus on two themes: the duties and functions of other county offices, including the offices of all elected officers, plus children's services, and the issue of violence in the workplace.

Thursday May 22, 2003

10:00-12:00 Workplace Violence Prevention
Kurt Sheer, Deputy Director of Major Crimes
BCI&I, London, Ohio

12:00-1:30 Lunch (with entertainment)

1:30-2:00 What Does The Clerk's Office Do?
Todd Bickle
Muskingum County Clerk of Courts

2:00-2:30 What Does The Coroner's Office Do?
Dr. James H. Davis, M.D.
Montgomery County Coroner

2:30- 2:45 Break

2:45- 3:15 What Does The Commissioner's Office Do?
Cheryl Subler, Senior Policy Analyst
County Commissioners Association of Ohio

3:15- 3:45 What Does The Sheriff's Office Do?
Sheriff Dave Westrick
Defiance County Sheriff and
President of the Buckeye State Sheriff's Association

3:45- 4:15 What Does An Auditor's Office Do?
Fran Lesser, Executive Director
County Auditors Association of Ohio

Friday May 23, 2003

9:00-9:45 Forms Of Briefs, Memoranda, Etc.
Joyce Anderson, Chief Counsel Appellate Division,
Franklin County Prosecutor's Office

9:45-10:15 What Does The Engineers Office Do?
Glen Sprowls, Executive Director
County Engineers Association of Ohio

10:15-10:45 What Does The Recorder's Office Do?
Ike Hodson
Highland County Recorder

10:45-11:45 Victims Rights, V/W Staff Utilization
Sheri Bevan Walsh
Summit County Prosecutor

11:45-12:45 Lunch

12:45-1:15 Overview Of The Columbus Coalition Against Family Violence
Karen Days, Executive Director
Columbus Coalition Against Family Violence

1:15-1:45 Domestic Violence In The Workplace
Joel Dixon, Account Executive
Columbus Coalition Against Family Violence

1:45-2:00 Break

2:00-3:00 Overview Of The Public Children's Services Association of Ohio
Crystal Ward Allen, Executive Director

We have blocked guest rooms for Wednesday, May 21st, and Thursday, May 22nd. Rates are: single occupancy, $120.00; double occupancy, $130.00; triple occupancy, $140.00; and quadruple occupancy, $150.00. Reservations can be made by calling The Hyatt on Capitol Square at 614-228-1234. Identify yourself as being with OPAA to get our rate. The cutoff date for our block of rooms is April 30th.

The registration fee of $150.00 covers handout materials, continental breakfast and lunch both days, and refreshments at breaks. Please submit your registrations to OPAA by May 15th (earlier if possible). Because we must commit early to the expenses involved in producing the handout, cancellations through May 19th will be assessed a $35.00 fee, and the handout materials will be sent to you. Cancellations after May 19th (other than emergencies) will be assessed a total of $85.00. In addition to the handouts, this will help to defray the cost of food guarantees required at that time.

If you can only attend one day, the following fees apply: $100.00 registration; $35.00 assessed for cancellation through May 19th; and $50.00 assessed for cancellation after May 19th.

NOTE: If any registrant has special dietary needs, contact Delores at 614-221-1266, so that advance arrangements can be made.

 

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