On
July 21, 2025 the new board executive leadership plans a
club assembly to engage club members in a club priority setting discussion. The new board president, president-elect, and vice president held a strategy meeting after the start of this calendar year and identified and agreed on a number significant issues, as detailed in the board-approved
April 2025 Board Meeting Minutes, that are high priorities for the club:
- Rebuilding the club’s membership.
- Holding attractive service events and providing community service volunteer opportunities.
- Publicity about the club’s community service accomplishments.
- Establishing a goal for 2025-2026 of 40 members who are engaged in the club’s work, and for growth in subsequent years.
- Creation of a better environment for members, including volunteer opportunities, quality meetings, and special events.
- Establishment of a different meeting structure: three meetings per month with specific themes: one meeting for service, one meeting for fellowship, and one meeting for fun, and virtual meetings and Zoom options for in-person meetings would be dropped; they concluded that traditional Rotary meetings are not conducive to membership growth.
- Committee members will be expected to attend board meetings if the committee chair cannot, irrespective of the ability to vote on board action items.
- Committee chairs will serve two years, with the second year to include a co-chair in preparation for that co-chair to assume chair duties the following year.