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Board sets next steps: subcommittees, working groups and June 3 meeting with chair
Summary
Facing an August council timeline, the board voted to invite the council chair to the June 3 regular meeting (not May 27) and assigned members to subcommittees to finalize drop-down categories and outreach; several members warned the August submission timeline is tight without extra staff support.
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Members voted on whether to invite the council chair to the May 27 meeting or the June 3 meeting; after roll call the board decided to invite her on June 3 to allow time to clean up the methodology. The board also formed subgroups and assigned leads for core funding buckets and outreach.
Vice Chair James McDowell noted the workload and encouraged members to volunteer for subcommittees. He read a set of subcommittee assignments into the record: "Mental health and substance abuse is Doctor Rachel Jordan. Education youth enrichment after school activities is myself, James McDowell Junior. Housing and homeless prevention services is Natalie Doris. Workforce development and employment training is Marion Yang. Justice involved is Deborah Mims. Accessibility and public transportation is Deborah Mims." Staff will circulate a cleaned draft and examples to prepare for the June 3 meeting.
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