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New Haven Black and Hispanic Caucus closes nominations; Jeanette Morrison elected treasurer, Augustine named secretary

New Haven Black and Hispanic Caucus · March 12, 2026
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Summary

The New Haven Black and Hispanic Caucus closed nominations and approved a slate of officers by voice vote, electing Jeanette Morrison as treasurer and appointing Augustine as secretary. The caucus also reminded members about monthly treasurer reports and dues.

The New Haven Black and Hispanic Caucus closed nominations and elected Jeanette Morrison as treasurer and appointed Augustine as secretary by voice vote during its meeting.

The chair closed nominations after members nominated Jeanette Morrison for treasurer and moved to approve the slate. Members voiced their support and the chair announced the nomination passed; Jeanette Morrison was introduced by name during the nomination. Later in the meeting the chair nominated Augustine for secretary and the body approved the appointment by voice vote.

Members emphasized the practical duties of the secretary and treasurer during discussion. Speakers noted the secretary’s role is more than taking notes and highlighted the need for someone who can recall prior discussion and ensure continuity. The chair said the caucus will continue to document positions and make available remaining openings for interested members.

The chair said the caucus will send a monthly treasury report by email and reminded members to submit dues by check, cash, or electronically. The caucus moved on to other agenda items after confirming the new officers.

The meeting adjourned after routine business.