"Start Helping Impacted Neighborhoods Everywhere"
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I recently launched the SHINE campaign - Start Helping Impacted Neighborhoods
Everywhere - a comprehensive initiative to clean up our district. I wanted to let you
know more about it so we can work hand in hand to make a real difference.
SHINE’s goal is to assist schools, parks and neighborhoods with projects that will make a
lasting improvement. This program will facilitate building a stronger and more well-rounded
community by bringing the many facets of a community together such as,
schools, students, non-profits, government and citizens.
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LOCAL PERSPECTIVES RADIO INTERVIEW
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Local Perspectives with Reid Mullins interviewing District 2 County Commissioner Brian Maughan.
This interview highlights the great contributions and efforts of the District 2 Shine Program Initiative.
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SHINE PRESENTATION
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The SHINE Program Initiative
- Improve economic development
- Prepare future generations to be responsible citizens
- Efficiently utilize and expose resources through community partnerships
- Create an overall safer, cleaner and nicer place to live
SHINE is contributing to this effort by using people who have been sentenced to
community service as laborers on projects. Under county supervision they will pay back
their debt to society while keeping jail populations down and saving our tax dollars.
SHINE has specific programs for each contributing facet of our community. High school
and college students can earn a Commissioner’s Cord and Certificate at graduation for
donating 100 hours of community service. Businesses, universities, schools, non-profits and
individual citizens are also encouraged to participate. SHINE has helped facilitate several
partnership efforts.
There are many ways to be involved. If you would like more information on the program
and learn how you can participate, please call my office. I look forward to hearing from
you.
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SHINE Program - PDF Documents
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