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Commission to enroll members in online ethics training; liaison resigns
Summary
Staff told the Seaside Homeless Commission it will enroll commissioners in an online Vector Solutions ethics-training system to track certifications and send reminders; staff also announced the commission's liaison resigned and interim coverage will be provided by Assistant City Manager Dan Miwis and Dominique Davis.
City staff told the Seaside Homeless Commission on June 3 that commissioners must complete mandatory ethics training every two years and that staff will enroll members in an online system provided by Vector Solutions so the city can track certifications and trigger renewal reminders. Staff said members should provide existing certificates to the city clerk so the system can reflect accurate renewal dates.
The staff presentation said the Vector Solutions enrollment is intended to be automatic for commissioners: staff will add members to the system, members will receive an automated email with a link to complete required trainings, and completed certificates will be sent to staff files.
In a staff announcement near the meeting's close, staff reported that Derek Elder, the commission's former liaison, resigned from the city. Staff said interim support will be provided by Assistant City Manager Dan Miwis and Dominique Davis, assistant to the city manager and city clerk assistant, until a replacement liaison is named.
Commissioners also used the meeting to share community updates: Commissioner Ruffin invited colleagues to the Seaside Black Caucus Juneteenth event on June 13 at Laguna Grande Park, and Commissioner Freeman reported the schedule and rotating locations for a mobile shower service provided by Refresh Start. The commission adjourned after a voice vote.
