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Title: Fish & Wildlife Commission meeting in Olympia, Jan 7th and 8th
Post by: bobcat on January 04, 2011, 10:46:27 AM
The agenda is up for the meeting in Olympia, which is Friday and Saturday of this week.

Here is a link to it:  

http://wdfw.wa.gov/commission/meetings/2011/01/agenda_jan0811.html (http://wdfw.wa.gov/commission/meetings/2011/01/agenda_jan0811.html)


There isn't much of any interest to me so I don't know if I will go. Only a couple topics related to hunting, the rest is fishing.


This topic is Friday morning:  

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10.** TURN IN A POACHER PROGRAM AND HUNTER EDUCATION TIP TRAILER UPDATE - BRIEFING
Department staff will brief the Commission on the Turn In a Poacher (TIP) Program, including the Hunter Education TIP Trailer.

- Summary - PDF format (19 KB)

Staff Report:  
Chief Bruce Bjork, Assistant Director, Enforcement Program
Mike P. Kuttel, Management Analyst, Enforcement Program



This topic is Friday afternoon:  

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4. ADVISORY COMMITTEE TO THE COMMISSION FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES, UPDATE – BRIEFING:
Department staff -- along with Bill Vincent, Advisory Committee Chair -- will brief the Commission on the history and current activities of the Commission’s Advisory Committee for Persons with Disabilities (established per RCW 77.04.150).  

- Summary - PDF format (20 KB)

Staff Report:
Brenda Kane, Americans with Disabilities Act Accessibility Program Manager, Human Resources


I may go Friday morning for the first couple hours, and be there for the "Call of Order" which includes:


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Approval of Meeting Minutes
Commissioners' Discussion
Director's Report (Phil Anderson)
Legislative Update (Ann Larson)
Budget & Operations Update (Joe Stohr)

And right after that is public input if anyone here has something to say, be sure to show up and give your input to the commission:
 
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2. OPEN PUBLIC INPUT
The Commission is a direct link between citizens of Washington and the Department of Fish and Wildlife.  Comments on Department programs and topics of concern are welcome during this portion of the meeting.
NOTE: During this portion of the meeting, the public is encouraged to comment on issues that are not on the agenda for decision action.


 


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