Committee reviews draft bylaws; membership, meeting frequency and training requirements proposed
The Opioid Abatement Committee reviewed a draft of bylaws that would change membership composition, set minimum quarterly meetings, require training and clarify voting and meeting rules; the committee agreed to circulate the draft for redlines and vote next month.
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The Sumner County Opioid Abatement Committee reviewed a draft of committee bylaws at its May 8 meeting that would formalize membership composition, term lengths, meeting frequency and other procedures.
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