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Council approves reconstituted CEO advisory board after GOED rule changes
Summary
Bear River Association of Governments director Sean Milne asked the council to reconstitute the County Economic Opportunity (CEO) Advisory Board to meet state GOED administrative-rule updates; council approved an expanded slate of nominees intended to increase industry and geographic representation.
Sean Milne, director of economic development at the Bear River Association of Governments, presented the council with a set of nominees to reconstitute the County Economic Opportunity (CEO) Advisory Board. He said GOED administrative-rule changes require some composition adjustments and longer, four-year terms and asked the council to confirm a broader and more industry-diverse membership. "The CEO board needs to be reconstituted," Milne said, explaining the administrative-rule changes and the goal of including industry representatives the county seeks to promote.
Council members asked about board size and meeting efficiency; Milne said the body is advisory and emphasized that the county retains final policymaking authority. The council approved the listed appointments by motion and voice vote and asked Milne to return later for reappointments or replacements as terms expire.
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