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9-1-1 enterprise adopts bylaws, schedules financial secretary and budget‑committee appointments

July 18, 2025 | Public Utilities Commission, Governor's Boards and Commissions, Organizations, Executive, Colorado


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9-1-1 enterprise adopts bylaws, schedules financial secretary and budget‑committee appointments
The 9-1-1 Services Enterprise adopted its bylaws during the July 16 meeting, approving a small wording change in the attendance section and directing staff to add two administrative appointments to the next meeting agenda. Chair said the change to section 2.5 would allow the chair or, if delegated, the vice chair to report members with more than three consecutive absences to the appointing authority; the board accepted the revision.

The bylaws vote followed a short discussion of two comments submitted through Sage by board member Matt: one to add signature blocks for all members to the existing code of conduct and a second to change the attendance paragraph wording to use "or." Board members debated the phrasing briefly before agreeing to the single-word change. Matt moved to adopt the bylaws with that revision; Andrew seconded. The board then voted in favor and passed the bylaws.

Board members also agreed that two administrative actions required by the adopted bylaws—appointment of a financial secretary and formation of a budget development committee—should be listed on the agenda for the next meeting so the appointments can be announced or formally considered. Staff indicated the financial secretary appointment should be announced in advance and Sage said she would add both items to the next meeting agenda.

The board approved the draft minutes from the June 18 meeting earlier in the session and adjourned at 4:22 p.m.

The adoption is procedural: no substantive programmatic or budget authority changed at this meeting. The board asked staff and counsel to return with implementation details and an agenda-ready motion for the two forthcoming appointments.

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