Sanford Says

In this episode of Sanford Says, Commissioner Kerry S. Wiggins from District 2 provides updates on recent community events. Tune in to hear about the No More Excuses Mental Health Awareness Event, where the importance of mental health and community support initiatives are discussed. Additionally, learn about the College Career Fair, which connects students and young adults with potential career paths and educational resources. Finally, join him for a special Thanksgiving Dinner following the District 2 community meeting Thursday November 19th, 2025 where everyone is welcome to celebrate together.

In this episode, we chat with John Polk from Parks and Recreation about youth baseball and the various sports programs available in our city. We discuss the history of baseball and explore how young people can get involved.To sign up and learn more about our youth sports programs, click this link: Youth Sports.

In this episode of Sanford Says our Public works and Utilities Director Brynt Johnson and Plants Manager Richard Casella sit down with Lisa Holder to discuss the updates regarding the odor issue and repairing of the wastewater treatment plant.

In this episode of Sanford Says, we sit down with Brigitte Stephenson, Curator of the Sanford Museum; Amber Babcock, Social Media Manager of the Historical Society; Michelle McCann, President of the Sanford Historical Society; Paul Williams, Business Owner of Celery City Craft; and Kurtis Pultz, General Manager of Celery City Craft. They join us to discuss an exciting event: Murder at the Museum, a captivating murder mystery taking place at the Sanford Museum.

In this special edition of Sanford Says, we sit down with City Commissioner Claudia Thomas, District 4 to talk about her journey into public service, what inspires her leadership, and the issues she’s most passionate about in Sanford today. Tune in for an insightful, down-to-earth conversation with one of Sanford’s dedicated public servants—and find out what’s next for our vibrant city.