August 20, 2024
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To be eligible for this position, the candidate shall be – at all times during the three-year term of office – a qualified official of a PACIF member municipality. A “qualified official” is a selectboard or city council member, clerk, treasurer, or an elected or appointed official who is either responsible for selecting or administering property, liability, and/or workers' compensation coverage for the member municipality, or who has insurance experience, or both.
Duties of the successful candidate include overall policy, fiduciary, and management direction of this self-insurance fund. The PACIF Board has eleven directors and two alternate directors and meets an average of five to six times a year at the VLCT office in Montpelier and at the Annual Meeting during VLCT Town Fair in October. Each director receives a per-meeting stipend of $150.00 plus mileage and other expense reimbursements.
This opening is for an alternate director. An alternate director receives the same compensation and reimbursement for expenses and has the same duties and obligations as regular directors except an alternate may only vote when the presence of the alternate director is necessary to constitute a quorum.
Self nominations are acceptable, but a nomination from another person in support of the candidate is preferred. VLCT is committed to being more visible, vocal, and supportive in our efforts to help members build diverse, welcoming, and inclusive communities, and to directly address overt and systemic racism and implicit bias. As one element of this, VLCT and all its boards and committees encourage nominations by any qualified official, including nominations of and by Black, Indigenous, and People of Color and other historically underrepresented populations. To nominate a qualified colleague, please submit the nomination form by September 13, 2024.