DOMESTIC VIOLENCE COMMISSION
AGENDA
Our
Through
collaborative efforts, the Commission develops and recommends education,
prevention, and intervention policies that hold batterers accountable and ensure
safety and support for victims including children and survivors.
1. Call to Order.
2. Roll Call:
Introduction
of Members.
3. Additions or Deletions to Agenda.
4. Approval of March
and April Minutes (retreat)
5. Oral Communications From the
Community.
6. Old
Business.
A. Batterers Programs Speaker (MacDonald)
B. Membership update (Simonson)
Women’s
Commission, Family Court Services, Dominican Hosp., Survivor, GLBT, Latino, Batterer’s
Program
C. Report to the Community Speakers: CPS (Patty King) and Law Enforcement (Todd
Mayer)
D. Bylaws – see below.
E.
7. New
Business.
A. Nominations and Terms of Officers – voting
after Reports.
B. Committee & Task force Reports:
Includes new volunteer members for each group
1)
By-Laws Taskforce
(Schneider,
Simonson, Lee, Allen, Laughlin)
2) Education Committee
(Clemens,
Lee, Loughlin, Foster, Favorite, Allen)
3) Report to the Community Committee
(Steering: Biggam, MacDonald, Hiromura, Robbins, Buesing,
Mayer,
4) Executive Committee
(Simonson,
Lee, Allen)
5) Bylaws Taskforce
(Schneider,
Lee, Allen, Simonson, Loughlin)
6) Policy and Protocol Committee
a)
Medical (Goodman, Sulay, Welty,
Lundgren, Rice, Meehan)
b) LE
(Schneider, Mayer, MacDonald, Simonson, Wowak, Lee, Loughlin,
C. Voting on Nominations for Officers and
Executive Committee.
9. Announcement from Commissioners.
10. Adjournment.
Note:
The Commission has 28 seats, 7 of which are vacant:
Batterer’s
Treatment
Women's
Commission
GLBT
(at large)
Latino
(at large)
Survivor
Family
Court Services
A quorum is one more than one half of the appointed
members. We have 21 appointed members
right now. A quorum is 11.
Additional NOTE:
The DVC shall:
"establish a committee from among its membership, with the addition
of a representative of the office of the Santa Cruz County Counsel, as
specified by Penal Code Section 853.6(a) to develop protocols for use by law
enforcement officers and recommend the adoption of said protocols to the board
of supervisors. (ord. 4329 section 1 (part), 1994)".
DISTRIBUTION
Alan Hiromura |
Alisha Favorite |
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Bob Lee |
Brook Foster |
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Charles Molnar |
Dee O’Brien |
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Heidi Simonson |
Irwin Joseph |
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Jo Anna Goodman |
JoAnn Allen |
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Julie Schneider |
Kathi Loughlin |
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Kristie Clemens |
Larry Biggam |
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Laura Segura |
Patrick Meehan |
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Scott MacDonald |
Steve Robbins |
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Todd Mayer |
Tom Melkonian |
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Ofelia Gomez |
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Note:
This meeting will be held in a
wheelchair accessible facility. If you
need interpreter services contact Bob Lee at 454-2597 at least three working
days in advance of the meeting. As a
courtesy to those persons affected, please attend the meeting smoke and scent
free.
Traducciones del inglés al espaZol y
A T T A C H M E N T
DVC By-Laws
Section G. REMOVAL
G. REMOVAL: Any Commission or committee
member may be removed from office by a four-fifths vote of the Board of
Supervisors favoring such removal.
1.
The absence of any member from three consecutive regular meetings
without good cause shall require the question of removal of that member to be
placed on the agenda of the next regularly scheduled meeting. Good cause is
defined as a personal or family health issue, family emergency or out-of-town.
2.
Written notice of this agenda item shall be given by the Chair to
the member and the organization of government office the member represents.
3.
Removal of a Commission member shall be by majority vote of
eligible voting Commission members.