Deputy Public Works Director - Utilities at City of Missoula
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The committee conducted an interview for a position on the City-County Justice Equity Diversity and Inclusion (JEDI) Advisory Board. The members discussed a motion to table the appointment recommendation, which failed following a vote, resulting in the decision to hold the item within the committee for further consideration.
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The committee held interviews for the Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC) with candidates Noel Treat and Richard Lasko, evaluating their backgrounds in emergency management, public service experience, and perspectives on crucial local safety issues such as wildfire risks and hazardous material transport. Following the interviews and public commentary, the committee voted to appoint Richard Lasko as a regular member of the LEPC.
The committee discussed and approved an agreement with Accela, Inc. for SecurePay payment processing, which introduces features such as shopping cart functionality and ACH/eCheck transactions, while shifting processing fees to customers to achieve cost-savings. Additionally, the committee approved a reimbursement resolution related to financing the Financial Management Software replacement project to ensure compliance with IRS reimbursement bond regulations.
The committee meeting focused on the acceptance of a Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) grant for the Mobile Support Team (MST). Discussions included the background of current MST services, call volume metrics for the previous year, and the operational improvements the grant would facilitate, such as expanded response hours, enhanced training, and long-term model development. The committee reviewed the financial specifics of the four-year project, which includes a first-year award amount of $726,647. The committee ultimately voted to approve the acceptance of the grant and authorized the Mayor to execute the necessary documentation.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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