As a private nonprofit corporation, Blue Valley Community Action Partnership is governed by a Board of Directors. The Board meets eight times a year at different locations within the service area. The Board of Directors has a tripartite structure, which is a requirement for all Community Action Agencies nationwide. One third of the board represents the low-income community consumer sector), one-third represent local elected officials (public sector), and one third represent the general community (private sector).
Currently, BVCA Partnership receives funding through the federal Community Services Block Grant to serve nine Nebraska counties.
The nine counties have been divided into three regions. Regions are designated as follows:
(a) Region I includes Butler, Polk and York Counties (b) Region II includes Gage, Saline, and Seward Counties (c) Region III includes Fillmore, Jefferson, and Thayer Counties.
The Board of Directors consists of six Directors from each region designated and each region has three alternate Directors.
Petitions for Representation. A low-income individual, community organization, or religious organization, or representative of low-income individuals that considers its organization, or low-income individuals, to be inadequately represented on the Corporation’s Board of Directors may submit a petition for representation to the Board. The petition must be signed by at least twenty individuals, unless the President determines that it is appropriate to waive this requirement in a particular case. A written statement of the Board’s action on the petition shall be provided to the petitioning individual or group (and, if required by law, regulation or government funding source policy, a copy of the statement shall be sent to the appropriate government funding source(s)). Should it decide to provide representation to the petitioning organization or interest, the Board shall take any actions necessary to provide that representation while ensuring that the Board’s composition meets the requirements set forth in the Corporations’ bylaws.
January 16 | Saline County February 20 | Fillmore County March 19 | Seward County April 16 | York County May | No Meeting June 18 | Saline County July | No Meeting August 20 | Fillmore County September | No Meeting October 15 | Seward County November 19 | Annual Meeting—York County December | No meeting
*View monthly agenda here or in the event calendar up to one week prior to the Board Meeting.
John Culver
Vacant
Mark Schoenrock
Liesal Hoffman
Mike Boss, Polk County Commissioner Andy Bowman, York County Commissioner Tony Krafka, Butler County Supervisor, Alternate
Nancy Lee, WACO Patrick Carraher, Legal Aid of Nebraska Dave Dohmen, Cornerstone Bank, Alternate
Luellen Hager Liesal Hoffman Michelle Steckly, Alternate
John Culver, Seward County Commissioner Don Schuller, Gage County Supervisor Phil Hardenburger, Saline County Commissioner, Alternate
Julie Johnston-Hermann, Concordia University Luis Sotelo, Doane University Shelby Watson, Alternate
Shannon Dohmen Vacant Janet Whitehurst, Alternate
Marlin Bauhard, Thayer County Commissioner Mark Schoenrock, Jefferson County Commissioner Wade Sluka, Fillmore County Supervisor, Alternate
Jeff Hammer, Bruning State Bank Ashley Norden, Jefferson Community Health & Life Vacant, Alternate
Melanie Disney Rochelle Raymond Trevor Sloane, Alternate
Shannon Dohmen, Homeless Representative Elana Johnson, Head Start Parents’ Representative
Michele Rayburn, Early Childhood Education Consultant
Community Action changes people’s lives, embodies the spirit of hope, improves communities, and makes America a better place to live. We care about the entire community and we are dedicated to helping people help themselves and each other.
Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) Clinic – David City
Immunization Clinics – Crete
Women Infants and Children (WIC) Clinic – Osceola
Women Infants and Children (WIC) Clinic – David City
Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) Clinic – York
Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) Clinic – Hebron
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