· Citizens Review Panel for Children
The deadline for application is
October 19, 2012.
Please share this notice with anyone
who may be interested. You may access vacancy announcements for boards,
committees, and commissions through the following link.
Applicants of diverse backgrounds,
professions, gender, geography, disability and ethnicity are encouraged to
apply. An application, consisting of a brief cover letter and resume,
should be sent by mail to County Executive Isiah Leggett, 101 Monroe Street,
2nd Floor, Rockville, MD 20850, or by email to countyexecutive.boards@montgomerycountymd.gov.
Home and employment addresses, as well as contact phone numbers and email
addresses should be included. If appropriate, applicants should indicate the
position for which they are applying.
Members of County boards, committees
and commissions may not serve on more than one such group at a time. Members of
these boards are eligible for reimbursement for travel and dependent care for
meetings attended. Leggett’s appointments are subject to confirmation by the
County Council. Applications of individuals selected for appointment are made
public as part of the confirmation process.
Leggett Seeks Applicants for
Citizens Review Panel for Children
County Executive Isiah Leggett is
seeking applicants to fill six vacancies on the Citizens Review Panel for
Children. Three vacancies are for voting public members, and three vacancies
are for non-voting technical professional advisor positions. Two incumbents are
eligible to apply for reappointment.
The purpose of the Citizens Review
Panel is to implement State law regarding local citizens review boards, and
evaluate state and local agency response to child protection needs. Panel members review cases of child abuse and neglect and
they serve as an oversight group to both state and county officials, and to the
administration in the Montgomery County Department of Health & Human
Services.
The Citizens Review Panel for
Children has 9-14 members. TheCounty Executive appoints up to 12 members. Two
members are appointed by State agencies. Members must be volunteers who
exercise their own free will in all deliberations of the Panel and do not
represent any agency or organization. Non-voting members provide technical and
professional advice to the Panel about Child Protective Services. County or
State employees, or spouses or domestic partners of County or State employees,
may not serve on the Panel.
Members serve three-year terms
without compensation, but are eligible for reimbursement for travel and
dependent care for meetings attended. The Citizens Review Panel must meet at
least once every three months or at the call of the Chair.
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