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Subcommittee finds no active regional tribal CSEC task forces; will follow up

CSEC Subcommittee · July 28, 2026
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Summary

Members said they are not aware of any active regional tribal CSEC task forces or MOUs; Jamiese was asked to reach out to Tim to check for tribal MOUs and to coordinate with Paula when available.

The group discussed Objective 1B—forming a regional tribal task force to adapt the CSEC protocol to tribal needs—and asked whether any such task forces or memoranda of understanding are currently active. The Chair asked the group if any regional tribal CSEC task forces exist; "Does anyone know, of any regional tribal CSEC task forces that have, that are currently active?" she asked. Stacy Macbeth (Clark County) said she did not know of any currently active tribal task forces.

Jamiese was asked to follow up: the Chair requested that Jamiese or another member reach out to Tim to see if he maintains a list of tribal or regional CSEC MOUs, and to connect with Paula once Paula is available following jury duty. The subcommittee recorded that follow-up to establish whether existing tribal agreements or MOUs can be used for regional coordination.