COMMUNITY COLLABORATIVE COMMISSION
TL;DR
The Community Collaborative Commission met virtually to discuss potential member removals due to poor attendance and review core responsibilities. The meeting also considered amendments to attendance requirements and potential implications for city governance.
Key Decisions
- Potential Removal of Commission Members Discussion Held
- Review of Commission Core Responsibilities Under Review
- Attendance Requirements Amendment Discussion Held
Agenda
- Please join this meeting from your computer, tablet or smartphone. https://meet.goto.com/406841213 You can also dial in using your phone. Access Code: 406-841-213 United States: +1 (571) 317-3112
- Roll call.
- Review and approval of the minutes of the Oct. 10th meeting.
- Vote on possible removal of Jeff Roman and Tiadolo Delagarza, presidential appointees, and Shawn Muhammed, Asha Project, as members due to missing 3 meetings in a calendar year.
- Discussion on core responsibilities/duties of the CCC and feasibility thereof (creating resolution and amended creation resolutions found in file 211648)
- Discussion and possible vote on resolution amending attendance requirements.
- 211648 Communication relating to the 2022/2026 activities of the Community Collaborative Commission.Communication
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