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Anthem Finance Committee completes recruitment, recommends two nominees and weighs two-year terms
Summary
At its May 26 meeting the Anthem Finance Committee approved its April minutes, interviewed four candidates to fill two vacancies and recorded that Peter Cutbill and Nathan Bedard accepted invitations pending Board appointment May 27; members also discussed switching to staggered two-year committee terms.
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The Anthem Finance Committee on May 26 approved the minutes from its April meeting, completed recruitment interviews for two committee vacancies and discussed a proposal to adopt two-year staggered terms for committee members.
According to the meeting minutes, the committee interviewed four candidates for two open seats. Peter Cutbill (listed with “Country Club”) and Nathan Bedard (listed with “Parkside”) accepted invitations and are scheduled for formal appointment by the Board at its May 27 meeting, the minutes state. The minutes do not record a mover, seconder or vote tally for the acceptance or for the recommendation to the Board.
Staff presented the committee’s April 2026 financial reports, which are on file, and the committee discussed a proposal to move to two-year committee terms to provide staggered rotations and support continuity of membership. The minutes record the discussion but do not indicate a formal vote or a timeline for implementing term changes.
The committee also approved the April meeting minutes; the record does not list who moved or seconded that approval. With no further business, the meeting was adjourned. The minutes were signed "Respectfully Submitted, Dee Nortman, Director of Finance." The committee scheduled its next meeting for June 23, 2026, at 3:00 pm at the ACC Civic Building, 2nd floor.
The Board is slated to consider formal appointment of the two nominees at its May 27 meeting; the committee’s minutes treat the candidates’ acceptance as a recommendation pending that Board action.
