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CAS Human Service Zone board votes to keep eight meetings in 2026
Summary
The CAS Human Service Zone board voted to keep its current schedule of eight meetings in 2026 after members said a higher cadence helps respond to fast-moving state and federal issues and supports program presentations and engagement.
The CAS Human Service Zone board voted to keep its current schedule of eight meetings in 2026, approving a motion that preserves meetings in February, March, April, June, August, October, November and December.
Board leadership opened a discussion about changing to quarterly meetings, but members including Rick and Kyle argued that the eight-meeting cadence offers better responsiveness during uncertain legislative and federal developments and provides time for guest presentations and administrative review. The chair noted that the board adopted the eight-meeting cadence in part to track the legislative session and said members could add board candidates during the year.
The board moved and seconded the motion to retain the eight-meeting schedule and approved it by voice vote. No roll-call tally was recorded in the meeting transcript.
The board also confirmed the next scheduled meeting for early February and asked staff to confirm the exact date for the February meeting.
