Legislation Details

File #: 25-081    Version: 1
Type: Executive Directors Report (CHSB) Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 2/4/2025 In control: Consolidated Human Services Board
On agenda: 3/10/2025 Final action:
Title: Consolidated Human Services Agency Board Applications
Attachments: 1. 2025-02 CHSB Application Community Based Organization Representative Eric J Claflin Resume 12.2024, 2. 2025-02 CHSB Application Community Based Organization Representative Eric J Claflin, 3. 2025-01 CHSB Application-Community-Based Organization Representative - Jesse Granger, 4. M Childs CHSB App
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Consolidated Human Services Agency Board Applications  

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INFORMATION CONTACT: 

Janet Payne, Human Services Agency Executive Director 704.296.4348

ACTION REQUESTED:

Review applications and consider making a recommendation to the BOCC to make an appointment for the Consolidated Human Services Board Community Based Organization Representative and Psychologist.

BACKGROUND:

The Consolidated Human Services Board (CHSB), pursuant to N.C. general statute § 153A-77, is permitted to be composed of up to 25 members and composition of the board shall reasonably reflect the population makeup of the County. Currently, the Union County CHSB has 19 membership positions, each of which has a specific designation. 12 positions are filled and there are 7 vacancies including:

•                     Consumer of Human Services (2)

•                     Community Based Organization Representative (1)

•                     Dentist (1)

•                     Pharmacist (1)

•                     Physician - Psychiatrist (1)

•                     Psychologist (1)

 

As is the County's usual practice, the vacancies available for appointment were advertised by posting a notice on the County's website: <https://www.unioncountync.gov/government/boards-committees/boards-committees>.

 

 

FINANCIAL IMPACT: 

$200 per year per member (@$20 meeting x 10 meetings a year)