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9-1-1 services enterprise board sets June 16 outreach deadline, discusses bylaws and possible resource‑center funding
Summary
At its May 21 meeting the 9-1-1 services enterprise board set a June 16 deadline for public priority submissions, discussed outstanding bylaw items tied to the 988 memo and state compensation rules, and agreed to add a proposed funding plan for the 9-1 Resource Center to the next agenda.
The 9-1-1 services enterprise board on Wednesday, May 21, set a June 16 deadline for form submissions to inform the enterprise's priority-setting, discussed outstanding bylaw questions tied to a 988 memo and state compensation rules, and agreed to place a proposal from the 9-1 Resource Center on the board's next agenda.
The outreach forms—intended to shape the enterprise's priorities, budget and fee—are due by June 16, and board members debated whether staff should forward submissions as they arrive or review them all at once. Chair (name not provided) said the forms will let the board “start discussing and, compiling our priorities and, therefore, our budget and, therefore, our fee.” Board members ultimately agreed to receive submissions as they come in while taking steps to ensure proper handling and compliance with open‑meeting rules.
Why it matters: the outreach results will help the enterprise decide what programs to fund and how to structure any…
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