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| − | We've had some discussion about creeping informality among patrollers (that includes us) towards the expectations implicit in our public service mission. How do we balance availability and visibility to backcountry users with the lure of fresh powder or a patroller's desire to get home early to feed the dog? Do we need to enhance | + | We've had some discussion about creeping informality among patrollers (that includes us) towards the expectations implicit in our public service mission. How do we balance availability and visibility to backcountry users with the lure of fresh powder or a patroller's desire to get home early to feed the dog? Do we need to enhance our members' focus on the Patrol's mission and the responsibilities that implies? How can MM's and PL's promote that focus when out on patrol? |
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Revision as of 16:33, 21 January 2009
Contents |
Next Board Meeting Agenda
Board Meeting Schedule
Sat Jan 31, 2009
Focus: Recruiting and Outreach
Report on FY08 spending and patrol operating expenses
Officer Updates: Outreach, Recruiting, Finance
Volunteer for 2009 Awards Banquet
Sat Feb 28, 2009
Focus: Training and Course Materials
Sat Mar 21, 2009
Focus: Recruiting for Leadership within the patrol
Board of Directors Elections
Bylaws changes for FYE
Officer updates
- TBSP Patrol Finance Report (David)
Report on spending for 2007-08 season.
Old business
- Review and accept previous meeting minutes
New business
- Candidate identification
I think there should be some distinction for us and for the public between a trained patroller and a candidate. Not just about earning the cross, but also because there may be a possible liability issue.
(at large)
- Patrol Mission and Expectations
We've had some discussion about creeping informality among patrollers (that includes us) towards the expectations implicit in our public service mission. How do we balance availability and visibility to backcountry users with the lure of fresh powder or a patroller's desire to get home early to feed the dog? Do we need to enhance our members' focus on the Patrol's mission and the responsibilities that implies? How can MM's and PL's promote that focus when out on patrol?
(David)
