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Elected Committee of Blind Vendors

09/12/2023 12:30 PM - 09 /12/2023 03:00 PM

Microsoft Teams Meeting, Madison, WI- 53703

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Agency: Department of Workforce Development

Contact: William Curry
6085040317
williamj.curry@dwd.wisconsin.gov

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Meeting ID: 292 491 400 452
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Meeting Agenda

Agenda Items and Schedule
Call to Order, Roll Call, and Introductions

ECBV Topics Discussion

Program review/strategic plan
Meeting schedule
Permanent solution for minutes
Operator contact info
Fall meeting
Equipment repair Placement of blind vendors in RSVW/unassigned accounts
Requests for information by ECBV

State Licensing Agency

Review of Wisconsin Open Meetings Law-November Meeting
DWD 60 Update
Transfer request update
Location Updates and Recent Bid Opportunities
New Operator Updates

Public Comment 30 minutes

Nominee Agency Report

Update on number of sites servicing
RSVW micro market breakdown

Meeting Adjourn

Future Meeting Date: November 14, 2023 Notices:

Public Comment will be limited to the timeframe identified on the agenda.
The Committee may take up action items at a time other than that listed.
The Committee may not address all agenda items or follow the agenda order.
The Committee members may attend the meeting by telephone.

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