2007 McGruff
Conference

                                 WSCPA Board Meeting Minutes
                                        Ellensburg Comfort Inn
                                               February 18, 2003

Call to Order:
The meeting was called to order by President Shelby Gifford at 1:23 PM on  
Tuesday, February 18, 2003
. Present were Shelby Gifford, Alexandra 
Kasuske, Marion Swendsen, Doug Reynolds, Cal Baker, Jim Sawyer, Kay McKellar, John Turner, Daryl Pearson and guests Gerald Abernathy, and Stella Kent. Kellar, Denis Austin, and Jon Skiffington.

Introductions of Potential new WSCPA Board Members:
Daryl advised the board that Steve Rittereiser – WASPC Representative, Sharon Tolton – Member at Large, Michael Dick – Region 3, and Sandy Richards – Region 7 have all resigned from the Board. The Board  discussed the resignations and Doug Reynolds wanted us to see if there were any common reasons why these people resigned. Sharon Tolton resigned because of a possible conflict of interest, Chief Steve Rittereiser resigned  because of over commitment, Michael Dick resigned because of family needs, and Sandy Richards wasn’t receiving the support needed from her department to travel and attend meetings.

Marion Swendsen made a motion to accept the above resignations with a second by Kay McKellar and the motion passed.

The Board then discussed the following candidates. Stella Kent, Gerald Abernathy and Chief Denis Austin  were introduced to the WSCPA Board of Directors. 

Stella Kent
is currently the crime prevention officer  for Gonzaga
University and was recommended for the Region 7 job by Sandy Richards. 

Gerald Abernathy
is the volunteer co-ordinator for the Lacey Police Department and recommended by Alexandra Kasuske. 

Chief Denis Austin
is Chief of the Pasco Police Department and Co-Chair of the Washington Association of Sheriff’s and Police Chiefs Crime Prevention and Community Oriented Policing Committee. 

A motion was then made by Alexandra to accept Chief Denis Austin,
Stella Kent, and Gerald Abernathy  as new board members. The motion was seconded by Cal Baker and passed.

The board then talked about the vacant position held by Sharon Tolton of the WSCJTC. During the discussion John Turner brought up the idea of keeping someone from the WSCJTC on the board and several names  were suggested.

John Turner made a motion to have Daryl contact Michael Parson of the 
WSCJTC to see if we can replace Sharon Tolton with someone else from the Training Commission. Kay seconded the motion and the motion  passed. Shelby asked Daryl to try and have this person on board for the April board meeting and  conference

Consent Agenda:

President’s Message:
Shelby thanked everyone for coming and especially the new board members. Shelby said that she would  have a lot more to say when we come to the Spring Conference.  

Minutes: 
Daryl sent out the minutes of the last meeting by email and no other action was taken.

Executive Director’s Report:
Daryl gave everyone present both an Executive Director’s Report and a Two Year Calendar. Daryl took those present through the Executive Director’s Report and asked all Board Members to send Daryl the dates of all training and regional meetings. Daryl told the board that the meetings for the Medeco Business  Watch Program needed to be scheduled as soon as possible and that
he would be contacting all the  Directors.

Treasurer’s Report:
Kay presented the board a two page Treasurer’s Report that showed all the checks and deposits made  since July 1st, 2002 , the start of our current business year. Kay found a new Certified Public Accountant  who has reviewed the books and made a suggestion that WSCPA buy a copy of Quick Books. 

The report Kay handed out was done on the new software. Kay reported that we have $20, 804.52 in our operations account and around $16,000 in our CD. Kay reported another $400 of interest needed to be posted to the  CD account. Daryl asked Shelby to send a letter thanking our new CPA.

Alexandra made a motion that we accept the Treasurer’s Report as presented. Marion seconded the motion and the motion passed.

WASPC Report:
No report given.  

Regional Director’s Report:

Region 1:
Doug Reynolds reported that Mount Vernon PD will be hosting a third day CPTED Training March 10 – 12.

Region 2:
|Doug Reynolds reports that Highline Community College will be hosting a 12 Hour Crime Free Multi  Housing Training March 25 and 26. Region 2 will have a Regional Meeting at Galliano’s Italian Deli on  March 27. Please contact Doug or Gerald Myklebust for more information. 

Region 3:
No Report Given

Region 4:
See attached report on Region 4. 

Region 5:
Kay reported that Bob and Daryl are working on a number of things including a combination Regional Business Watch Meeting.

Region 6:
Cal made contact with the Moses Lake Business Community in trying to put together a Medeco Business  Watch Program and will be working with Daryl to get a meeting scheduled.

Region 7:
Region 7 lost their Fairchild AFB member because of preparation for war. Sandy and Stella are working  on the next 40 Hour Basic Academy in Spokane for May.

Region 8:
Daryl reported that the Walla Walla Police Department is partnering with
WWCSO, College Place PD,  Washington State Patrol and Walla Walla County Juvenile Justice Center in a 15 week Citizen’s Academy.  WWCSO has been busy with block watch presentation in Waitsburg and WWPD is busy with a number of mock bank robbery/armed robbery prevention programs.

Old Business:
No Old Business to discuss:

New Business:
No New Business to discuss:

Adjournment:

Minutes presented by:
Daryl Pearson, Executive Director - WSCPA
02-27-2002


[ Home | Board Members | Calendar | Forms & Scholarships | Manuals/Guides ]

[ Training | Map | Policies/Procedures | Member's Only | Membership Services ]

[ Online Store | Sponsors | Programs | Newsletter | Links | Contact ]


 

The Purpose of the Washington State Crime Prevention Association is to contribute to the reduction and control of criminal victimization in the State of Washington.

2004-2007 by the Washington State Crime Prevention Association