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File #: AB2023-029    Version: 1
Type: Council Appointment Status: Appointed
File created: 12/28/2022 In control: Council
On agenda: 1/10/2023 Final action: 1/10/2023
Enactment date: Enactment #:
Title: Appointment to various vacancies on the Child and Family Well-Being Task Force, Applicant(s): Monika Mahal, Katherine Orlowski, Vann Dartt, Colton Redtfeldt, Rick Tanner, Pamela Jons, Tilda Doughty, Christina Jackson, Anne Granberg
Attachments: 1. Applicant list - Updated, 2. Applicant list, 3. Committee Chairs memo, 4. Dartt Application, 5. Doughty Application, 6. Jackson application, 7. Jons Application, 8. Mahal Application, 9. Orlowski Application, 10. Redtfeldt Application, 11. Tanner Application, 12. Granberg Application, 13. Dickenson Application, 14. Appointment letters
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Primary Contact Email:    Jnixon@co.whatcom.wa.us

 

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Appointment to various vacancies on the Child and Family Well-Being Task Force, Applicant(s): Monika Mahal, Katherine Orlowski, Vann Dartt, Colton Redtfeldt, Rick Tanner, Pamela Jons, Tilda Doughty, Christina Jackson, Anne Granberg

 

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SUMMARY STATEMENT OR LEGAL NOTICE LANGUAGE:

 

All appointees must live in and be registered to vote in Whatcom County and, if applicable, meet the residency, employment, and/or affiliation requirements of the position. Vacancies are often filled by reappointment of current members to a second term.

 

 

CHILD AND FAMILY WELL-BEING TASK FORCE

7 vacancies, current members eligible to reapply, 4-year terms.

 

Meets monthly. Applicants must represent at least one of the following experiences: community members from under-represented communities; community action agency, non-profit housing organization or social service agency; faith community; private school, home school, higher education or child care provider; medical and behavioral health care provider serving young children and families; community members with experience caring for children such as parent, foster parent, grandparent, or guardian; private business, corporation, or philanthropic organization.

 

The Task Force will continually review Whatcom governmental impacts on children and families, and make specific recommendations for improvements for all departments. The Task Force will consider input from diverse families throughout Whatcom County and evidence-based and promising practices and report on and make recommendations to County Council, Executive, and other appropriate officials regarding implementation of recommendations in the Whatcom Working Toward Well-being: An Action Plan for County Government (Action Plan) as adopted on February 4, 2020.




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