2017/11/22 Council Agenda Packet

v. No Principal may have an elected official or staff member hold more than one(1) Governing Board seat in a single caucus unless there are more seats than Principals in the caucus. vi. Each caucus shall submit a written statement to the Secretary of Snohomish County 911, signed by not less than half of the caucus' representatives present at the Agency Assembly, confirming the individuals to whom the caucus's Board seats are to be allocated for the next term of office. b. Designated representatives from each Associate Agency and each Single- Service Principal shall also form a caucus at the Agency Assembly to select a single non-voting Board Member. Representatives to the caucus shall be designated in the same manner as described in Step 3.a.i, one from each Associate Agency and each Single-Service Principal. The caucus rules described in Step 3.a apply, as do rules for selecting an alternate as described in Step 4. In no event shall the Governing Board Member appointed by this caucus be from an agency that also has a voting Governing Board Member elected for the same board term. c. The number of Governing Board Members to be selected by each caucus shall be as follows: Police Agencies (10 Board Members) Caucus 1: Largest Agencies 2 Governing Board Members, one of (Currently Snohomish County is the which must be the County Sheriff or only member) an assistant or deputy sheriff directly reporting to the Sheriff—unless or until the County is no longer the Largest Policy Agency(in terms of Population Served), in which case the two board members shall be selected as per Caucus 2. Caucus 2: Next Largest Police 2 Governing Board Members, of Agencies which one must be operational staff and one must be an elected official Caucus 3: Medium Police Agencies 3 Governing Board Members, of which one must be an operational staff and one must be an elected official Caucus 4: Small Police Agencies 3 Governing Board Members, of which one must be an operational B-3 62