Trustee Liaison Guidelines - Draft
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Agenda item: Discussion on creating Guidelines for Trustee Liaisons, Board, and Committee Members.
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Board Committee Policy Draft
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Croton-on-Hudson Trustee Liaison Guidelines
OVERVIEW: Trustee Liaisons are an important connection between the Board of Trustees and
committees. Trustee Liaisons are generally not voting members of a committee, but are there to act as a
resource and a conduit for information between the Board and a committee. Trustee Liaisons are intended
to help committees stay focused, achieve priorities, and answer questions as needed. Trustee Liaison
assignments do not preclude the public and Board/Committee members from communicating with any
member of the Board about a concern or issue, or emailing the entire Board at
boardoftrustees@crotononhudson-ny.gov.
SELECT RESPONSIBILITIES OF TRUSTEE LIAISONS:
1. Upon assignment, Trustee Liaisons are encouraged to introduce themselves to each of their
assigned committees and brief members on the role and purpose of the Liaison position, and
distribute these guidelines to the Chair and each of the members.
2. The Liaison is expected to attend meetings of assigned committees, when possible. While the
Trustee Liaison is not required to attend every meeting, the Liaison should establish a working
relationship with the Chair and members of each assigned committee and make a point to contact
the Committee Chair when significant issues arise which may require Village Board assistance.
3. The Liaison is responsible for communicating relevant information and actions by the Village
Board of Trustees to their assigned committees. They are also responsible for reporting back to
the Board of Trustees on any developments, information, and actions taken by their assigned
committees relevant to the work of the Board of Trustees.
4. As appropriate, the Liaison can share information, issues, or opportunities that the committee
should be aware of, or could work with other Committee Chairs on.
SELECT RESPONSIBILITIES OF COMMITTEES:
1. The Committee Chair will notify the Trustee Liaison with as much advance notice as possible (to
ensure attendance) when he or she is needed to attend a meeting.
2. The Committee Chair will inform the Liaison of any significant issues under current or potential
discussion that is relevant to the roles and responsibilities of the Board of Trustees or may require
future action of the Board.
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