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Letter from our President

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Annual (Unaudited) Organizational Budget

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Membership Dues Structure

Executive Committee

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Board of Directors

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Membership

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Committees by Program Area

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WCTCOG Regional Map

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Organizational Chart

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Annual Report of Activities

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Area Agency on Aging

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Area Health Education Center

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Economic Development District

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Certified Development Company

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Community Programs

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Criminal Justice Planning

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Hazard Mitigation

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Natural Resources

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Homeland Security

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Law Enforcement Training

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Regional Services

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A MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT ANTHONY WILLIAMS

The West Central Texas Council of Governments was organized in 1966 as a regional planning commission. Since its creation 47 years ago, the Council has established a notable record of service to our communities. To this end, the Council constantly undertakes new activities as well as continues its long-term programs and services. In addition, the Council has traditionally served as a forum for all jurisdictions in our nineteen county region to discuss issues of mutual interest.

The following report summarizes the outcomes of the regional activities established as a result of your collaboration with the Council. You will read of program accomplishments of the past year and work program strategies and goals for the coming year. This report shows "real" results: technical assistance for flood and wild fire victims, law enforcement officers trained, seniors provided with nutritious meals, extended interoperable public safety communications and expanded 911 emergency services capabilities. These activities are the result of the Council's cooperative efforts with each of you and the communities you represent.

During the past year, the Council's 911 services to the region increased in the area of wireless location technology. The Council saw an expansion in the levels of services provided through its 504 SBA Loan program. Further, this has been a year in which Homeland Security planning efforts were continued as we worked to further enhance our local interoperable communications capabilities through the purchase of improved technology. The Council's Aging and Disabled Resource Center continued to expand and increase services to this region's disabled and senior citizens.

I would like to extend my personal thanks to the many elected officials and citizens who have served on Council boards and advisory committees during the past year. I particularly want to thank the Executive Committee who oversees the daily operations of the Council. The members of the Council's Board of Directors and its Executive Committee collectively represent a remarkably committed and knowledgeable group, possessing a high level of governmental, financial, managerial and legal expertise. They have been more than generous in donating their time and energy to the Council and its activities and programs.

I am proud to be associated with an organization that truly cares about the citizens that we, as elected and appointed officials serve, and to know that the council continuously searches for new services and programs to serve the citizens of our west central Texas region.

Anthony Williams, President 3

West Central Texas Council of Governments Councilmember, City of Abilene

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Annual (Unaudited) Budget

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Membership Dues

COUNTIES: CITIES:

$.05 (CENTS) PER CAPITA $.05 (CENTS) PER CAPITA

Minimum for Cities and Counties:

75.00

SCHOOL DISTRICTS over 10,000 enrollment:

150.00

SCHOOL DISTRICTS under 10,000 enrollment:

75.00

SWCDs and SPECIAL PURPOSE DISTRICTS:

75.00

ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIPS: CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE in cities over 10,000 population:

150.00

CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE in cities under 10,000 population:

75.00

POST-SECONDARY COLLEGES and UNIVERSITIES and SCHOOLS other than public and junior colleges that are tax-supported:

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Executive Committee

Term Began / Expires

REPRESENTING COUNTIES - Subregion I Judge Dale Spurgin Judge Ross Montgomery - Alternate

Jones County Shackelford County

2013 / 2014

REPRESENTING COUNTIES - Subregion II Judge Tim Fambrough Judge Marshall Bennett- Alternate

Nolan County Fisher County

2013 / 2014

REPRESENTING COUNTIES - Subregion III Judge David Davis Judge Jim C. White - Alternate Kent County

Haskell County

2002 / 2013

REPRESENTING COUNTIES - Subregion IV Judge Gary Fuller Judge Rex Fields - Alternate

Stephens County Eastland County

2011 / 2013

REPRESENTING COUNTIES - Subregion V Judge Barry Hilliard Alternate - Vacant

Runnels County

2011 / 2013

REPRESENTING COUNTIES OF OVER 100,000 POPULATION

Judge Downing Bolls

Taylor County

2012 / Local

REPRESENTING CITIES OF OVER 100,000 POPULATION

Councilmember Anthony Williams

City of Abilene

2004 / Local

REPRESENTING CITIES OF OVER 10,000 BUT NOT IN EXCESS OF 99,999 POPULATION

Councilmember Jerry DeHay

City of Brownwood

Councilmember Abel DeLoera

City of Snyder

Commissioner Jim McKenzie

City of Sweetwater

2008 / Local 2013 / Local 2011 / Local

REPRESENTING CITIES OF 2,500 - 10,000 POPULATION

Mayor Jim Baum

City of Colorado City

Alternate ? Vacant

2013 / 2013

REPRESENTING CITIES UNDER 2,500 IN POPULATION

Mayor Jim Baum

City of Colorado City

Alternate ? Vacant

2013 / 2013

REPRESENTING CITIES UNDER 2,500 IN POPULATION

Mayor Nancy Moore

City of Tye

Councilmember Steve Pepper ? Alt.

City of Knox City

2011 / 2014

REPRESENTING INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICTS

Mr. Stan Lambert

Abilene ISD

Ms. Susan Dickerson - Alternate Anson ISD

2010 / 2014

REPRESENTING SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICTS

Judge Bobby McGough

Stonewall County SWCD

Alternate ? Vacant

1999 / 2014

REPRESENTING SPECIAL DISTRICTS Mr. Marvin Jones Alternate - Vacant

REPRESENTING THE TEXAS LEGISLATURE

Representative Jim Keffer

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N. Runnels Co. Hospital District 6

60th Legislative District

2011 / 2013 2002 / 2013

Officers

PRESIDENT: FIRST VICE PRESIDENT: SECOND VICE PRESIDENT: SECRETARY ? TREASURER: ____

COUNCILMEMBER ANTHONY WILLIAMS CITY OF ABILENE

JUDGE GARY FULLER STEPHENS COUNTY

COUNCILMEMBER JERRY DeHAY CITY OF BROWNWOOD

MR. STAN LAMBERT ABILENE ISD

Executive Committee terms are for two years; officer terms are for one year; an alternate's term is the same as that of the member he/she represents; "local" indicates a sustaining position on the Executive Committee -- the member filling the position serves at the pleasure of the governing body represented.

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Board of Directors

REPRESENTATIVES OF COUNTIES

Judge Roger Corn Judge Dale Spurgin Judge Ross Montgomery Judge Downing Bolls Judge Marshal Bennett Judge Ray Mayo Judge Tim Fambrough Vacant Judge David Davis Judge Jim C. White Judge Travis Floyd Judge Ronnie Moorehead Judge Trey Carrington Judge James Arthur Judge Rex Fields Judge Gary Fuller Vacant Judge Joe Watson Judge Barry Hilliard

Callahan County Jones County Shackelford County Taylor County Fisher County Mitchell County Nolan County Scurry County Haskell County Kent County Knox County Stonewall County Throckmorton County Comanche County Eastland County Stephens County Brown County Coleman County Runnels County

Subregion I Subregion I Subregion I Subregion I Subregion II Subregion II Subregion II Subregion II Subregion III Subregion III Subregion III Subregion III Subregion III Subregion IV Subregion IV Subregion IV Subregion V Subregion V Subregion V

REPRESENTATIVES OF CITIES OF OVER 100,000 POPULATION

Councilmember Anthony Williams

City of Abilene

Subregion I

REPRESENTATIVES OF CITIES OF OVER 10,000 BUT NOT IN EXCESS OF 99,999 POPULATION

Councilmember Abel DeLoera Commissioner Jim McKenzie Councilmember Jerry DeHay

City of Snyder City of Sweetwater City of Brownwood

Subregion II Subregion II Subregion V

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