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Board discusses operations: camera repairs, new sign, admin hire and NAMI drop-in center
Summary
Staff reported the meeting camera is being repaired but streaming continues; a new facility sign was installed; Bridget’s administrative assistant position is down to two candidates; NAMI bought a nearby building and plans a drop-in center with an open house in February.
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Operations staff told the board that the in-room camera used for live streaming was broken, that vendors are working on repairs and that streaming continues using the room projection and audio so the public can still view meetings.
Bridget said the camera was taken by the vendor today for repair and staff hope to have a replacement by the next meeting. She also asked members to note a newly installed sign for the building and said staff are checking with current tenants about name placement on the sign.
The chair said the board has narrowed Bridget’s administrative assistant search to two candidates and expects a hire by the end of the week; Bridget will make the final choice because she will work directly with the new assistant.
In member comments, the chair said NAMI has purchased a nearby building and will host an open house in February for a new drop-in center that will use a living-room model. The chair said the board’s front-of-building space will be available for rental after planned bathroom rehab work.
What’s next: Staff said camera repairs and sign updates will continue, and the new administrative assistant should be onboarded before the next meeting.

