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Committee members receive disclosure forms as staff distributes grantee affiliation packets
Summary
Staff distributed disclosure and affiliation packets for completion by committee members and indicated disclosure forms would be emailed to remote members for signature after the meeting. The packet included a spreadsheet of agencies and noted affiliations to be declared.
At the start of the Feb. 3 meeting staff distributed disclosure and affiliation forms and a colored spreadsheet listing agencies that applied for funding. Janie Christenson told members, "I handed out disclosure, affiliates, disclosure packet," and said she would email forms to remote members Jeff Alpert and Joe Cato so they could sign after the meeting.
The spreadsheet highlights agencies and their current award and request amounts. Staff asked members to complete and return disclosure forms so the committee has an on-record list of member affiliations with grant applicants. Committee members did not raise objections during the distribution and staff closed the agenda item after questions were addressed.
Why it matters: Disclosure forms help surface potential conflicts of interest and ensure transparency in local grant decisions. Staff emphasized completing forms so the committee record is up to date.
What happens next: Staff will email disclosure forms to remote members and collect completed packets.
