Patricia Hughes, Chair
Daniel Krasnegor, Vice-Chair
Claudia Allen
Missy Wernstrom, Secretary
Albert LaFave
Summer Sage
Brian Pinkston
Stephen Wunsh
Jessica Phipps, Executive Assistant
Kathy Williams, Senior Director of Finance
CBS 19,NBC 29, and Daily Progress
Myra Anderson
John Anderson
Karen Anderson
Jo Ann Robertson
Veronica Fitzhugh
Frank Richards
Kara Trivigno
Lena Seville
Katrina Turner
Julia Evans
Allison Lee
Mimi Arkert
Ruth Henderson
Mia Henderson
Anna Malinowski
Elliott Harding
Dr. Jerry Swiggett
Jeff Gould
Eddie Deane
Ms. Hughes called the meeting to order at 4:00 PM.
Ms. Hughes welcomed everyone to the meeting.
Ms. Anderson spoke to the Board regarding her concerns with Region Ten’s handling of her case, as well as Mr. Johnson’s involvement. Ms. Fitzhugh also spoke on Ms. Anderson’s behalf. Ms. Robertson also spoke on Ms. Anderson’s behalf. Ms. Henderson spoke as well. Ms. Hance spoke as well for Ms. Anderson and her own experiences. Ms. Trivigono spoke on Ms. Anderson’s behalf. Ms. Hughes assured Ms. Anderson that her concerns would be addressed after the Board of Directors had time to review all the information.
Ms. Hughes welcomed everyone to the meeting. She indicated that an Ad Hoc Committee is needed for Human Rights. Ms. Sage, Ms. Wernstrom, Ms. Pinkston, and Mr. Wunsh will be part of the committee. Ms. Sage will chair the Ad Hoc Committee.
A motion was made to create a Human Rights Ad Hoc Committee.
See previous month’s packet. No report at this time.
Ms. Hughes asked for any changes to the agenda. Ms. Hughes requested approval of the consent agenda.
On a motion made by Ms. Wernstrom and seconded by Mr. LaFave, the consent agenda was unanimously approved.
The suggested slate was reviewed. Mr. Krasnegor asked if there were any other suggestions; there were none. The vote was unanimously approved with Patricia Hughes as Chair, Daniel Krasnegor as Vice-Chair and Brian Pinkston as Secretary.
The FY18 Budget was recommended for approval by the Finance Committee and unanimously approved.
Ms. Hughes suggested there be no August Board meeting, as in years prior. The decision will be made during July’s meeting based on possible needs.
There was no additional business at this time. Albemarle County Board of Supervisor Ms. Palmer asked several questions including turnover for entry-level positions with group homes. Ms. LaFave reminded Board members to educate their localities and encourage questions.
Mr. Krasnegor indicated that the locality numbers for representation need to be revisited. Mr. Krasnegor will look into a proposal via the Governance Committee. Is there a place for a Consumer Board Member that is not based in a locality but solely on having a consumer representation? Perhaps there is a way to do this on the website? Would advisory councils have a place?
Questions were raised based around Region Ten’s lack of PR.
The meeting was adjourned.