Committees
Alan Scherer
Bob Atkin
Bob Atkin
Allison Warnersmith (Social Media & e-Newsletter)
Joe Spencer (Newsletter Distribution Coordinator)
Gloria Bogert (Newsletter Layout)
Curtis Stauffer (Website/reference guide)
Mike Pfaff (Newsletter editor)
Mark Whelchel (Resource Guide)
Charles Puckett (BU Liaison)
Jenifer Frommeyer
Susan Harmon
Bob Atkin
Helen Payne
Jeff Hughes
Bob Atkin
DPNA Committees
Trees Committee – annual tree canopy support for the neighborhood.
Newsletter Subcommittee
Social Media Subcommittee
Website Subcommittee
Post monthly meeting minutes; Quarterly newsletters
Update the website as needed
Update DPNA communication groups, committees, etc. as needed
Resource Guide subcommittee
Membership Committee – member recruitment and retention
Maintain membership database
Coordinate/lead membership drives/activities
Establish and maintain communication with members
Volunteer Coordinator
Identify/recruit volunteers for activities/events/committees
Maintain database to track volunteer activities – who does what for how long
Report volunteer activity on a regular basis for recognition
Milestone awards (e.g., hours, events (i.e., DPNA Grand Slam))
Achievement awards: Project Achievement (e.g., Tree Committee all seasons award); “Lifetime” Achievement awards
Make recommendations for DPNA Volunteer recognition (e.g., Volunteer of the Year) at annual event
Social Committee – neighborhood (large and small group) social activities; member focused
Annual DPNA events (Community Yard Sale, Neighborfest, Winterfest, and…)
Member recognition events
Business Partner/Neighborhood based events (e.g., Dreams With Wings Silent Disco)
Porchfest
Scavenger Hunt
Holiday Decorating Contest
Neighborhood Plan Committee – follow-up to complete Plan recommendations
Financial Audit Committee – Annual, appointed in time to complete and report at May board meeting.
Short Term Rentals – ad hoc, multi-neighborhood group/committee
AdHoc Committees – as needed for specific tasks/events; coordinated/”chaired” by the VP. Approved/appointed by the President, should be led by members outside of the regular board if possible.