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Appoint Frank Corbin as regular member to VAB through June 30, 2021 BEFORE THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS LEWIS COUNTY, WASHINGTON IN THE MATTER OF: RESOLUTION NO. 20-239 APPOINTING FRANK CORBIN AS A REGULAR MEMBER TO THE VETERANS' ADVISORY BOARD (VAB) THROUGH JUNE 30, 2021 WHEREAS, Resolution 06-189 established the Lewis County VAB; and WHEREAS, membership on the VAB shall be comprised of no less than seven regular and two alternate members. With the resignation of Gary Graveline, one regular position is now vacant; and WHEREAS, Frank Corbin has expressed interest and a desire to serve on the VAB to complete Gary Graveline's term. Frank's term will be effective when appointed through June 30, 2021; and WHEREAS, the VAB needs to fill this vacant position; and WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) has reviewed Frank's application and recommends appointment to the VAB. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the BOCC that Frank Corbin be appointed as a regular member of the Lewis County VAB from date approved through June 30, 2021. DONE IN OPEN SESSION this 13th day of July, 2020. APPROVED AS TO FORM: BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Jonathan Meyer, Prosecuting Attorney LEWIS COUNTY, WASHINGTON Eric Eisenberg Gary Stamper By: Eric Eisenberg, Gary Stamper, Chair Chief Civil Deputy Prosecuting Attorney ATTEST: •'cc'�''-Y.;••OF Edna J . Fund ` ` :Edna J. Fund, Vice Chair • S rC • 1g47 ;, • Rieva Lester ••y��ONS••• Robert C . Jackson Rieva Lester, Robert C. Jackson, Commissioner Clerk of the Lewis County Board of County Commissioners Executive Summary to Appoint a Member to the Lewis County Veterans' Advisory Board Background: The Veterans' Advisory Board was organized per Resolution 06-189. Per Lewis County Veterans Advisory Board bylaws. membership on the Board comprises of no less than seven regular members and two alternate members. One regular position is currently vacant due to a resignation. Propose: • Gary Graveline resigned his position from the Veterans Advisory Board. • Frank Corbin has expressed a desire to fill Gary Graveline's term through June 30, 2021. This will become effective once approved by the BOCC. Board: The Lewis County Veterans' Advisory Board will consist of the following seven members: Serving through June 30. 2020: James Marden Larry Mason Marie Shankle William Marshall Alternate position — vacant Serving through June 30, 2021: Frank Corbin George Dodd Ricardo Barrientes Alternate position - vacant The Board members serve at large and are not numbered. I 360 NW North Street Public Health & Social Services Chehalis WA 98532 LEWIS COUNTY1P11 i MEMO March 18, 2020 From: Lewis County Veterans Advisory Board (VAB) To: Lewis County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) RE: Recommendations The Veterans Advisory Board members have agreed to submit the following recommendations to be considered by the Board of County Commissioners: 1. Gary Graveline has resigned from his position fro the Veterans Advisory Board as a voting member due to personal reason. 2. We would like to recommend Frank Corbin to be accepted into the Veterans Advisory Boards as a new voting member. Mr. Corbin will be replacing Gary Graveline. His beginning service will be 1 April 2020. Public Health &Social Services staff will process the appropriate resolution to make the above changes should you approve them to move forward.Thank you for your consideration. JP Anderson, M.S.W. Director o 360.740.1223 F 360.740.1438 rDD 360.740.1480 Rachel Wood, M.D., M.P.H. Health Officer � I • LEWIS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 360 NW North Street Chehalis, WA 98532 I am seeking appointment to the Veterans Advisory Board for Lewis County. Name: Frank L. Corbin Address: 438 Kirkland Rd, Chehalis,WA 98532 Phone: (503) 201-3333 Service Organization: None* Why do you want to serve on the Veterans Advisory Board? I am a US Navy Veteran with four years of honorable service. I have supported Veterans during nearly 25 years of pastoral ministry,and during my 14 year tenure with the Department of Veterans Affairs where I served Veterans as a Veteran. I served during the Cold-War but not during a period of war. I earned an Expeditionary medal, Good Conduct medal,and Sea Service Deployment medal. I suffered no injuries during my enlistment so I did not qualify for any VA disability benefits.I was a Radioman E-4 (RM3)at the time of discharge after being stationed two years in Subic Bay, Philippines and approximately two years onboard the USS Camden(AOE2)which was homeported in Bremerton, WA. • My leadership experience operating and maintaining a communications center were instrumental in helping me develop a leadership style that gathered the input and support of those who worked with me. My experience will be a benefit to Lewis County as I wish to help seek solutions to Veteran problems such as homelessness, substance abuse, under/unemployment,and re-integration. *I never joined a"service"organization because I couldn't qualify.However, this past week I heard from a friend that the rules and qualifications for joining have recently changed so I may look into the various organizations to see if there's one I may be interested in. c:\userslfrank corbinldocumentsllcvab application 2020.docx II; • y � What skills, service background,or volunteer experience will you bring the Board? • I've had the privilege to work for the US Department of Veterans Affairs(USDVA)for 14 years. Here, I briefly list the duties I performed: 1. At the Veteran Benefits Administration(VBA)Portland Regional Office(PRO)I processed Veteran claims for benefits as a Veteran Service Representative. 2. At the VBA PRO I worked as a Staff Assistant(SA) in the Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment(VRE)division primarily in the areas of procurement and contracting as a Contracting Officer(CO)and as a Contracting Officer Representative (COR), data collection and analysis,Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor(VRC)performance appraisals, SWOT analysis,and k authored White Papers, executive summaries,program manuals, SAO's,and system enhancement implementation and tracking to name a few. 3. At VBA Central Office(VBACO)in VRE Service(VRES) in Washington,DC, I was a Program Analyst(PA)and I oversaw the implementation of congressionally appropriated funds for the benefit of Veterans under the VBA VRE program nation-wide. I also served as a COR for contracts and as an assistant COR for the VetSuccess national contract.VRES obtained a new system called Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition(OBIEE)which provided a powerful tool to access, gather, and analyze data from the national data warehouse. I learned to use a number of the systems' functionalities for regular use in report preparation for senior VBA management. I successfully worked on cross-functional teams to implement systems and programs and I was the lead on a number of national calls in support of new VBA programs and initiatives. I have had training in process improvement,program development,implementation,evaluation,and change. 4. My final position with the VA was as a PA for the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) Workplace Violence Prevention Program(WVPP). This Washington,DC based program was physically located in Vancouver, Washington where we"tele- worked."As a PA, I managed the budget,expenditures,and formulated basic analysis of the new program budget. I was also a system administrator helping the c:luserslfrank corbinldocuments\lcvab application 2020.docx team design,build, deploy,and evaluate a new data collection system that collected data on incidents of workplace violence so that programs and education l materials could be developed to train VA staff in how to handle escalation within the workplace. This cross-functional team comprised of mental health professionals, medical professionals, VA police, and VA management helped inform the data collection system development and ongoing system improvement and this team also provided valuable input in curriculum development. I drafted, negotiated,and finalized for the Director's signature program MOD's, A Interagency Agreements, and other such contracts for services necessary for a program development and implementation. 1 I appreciate being considered for this board. If you have any additional questions,I would be most happy to answer them. Thank you! Ei I have attached a copy of my DD214 Honorable Discharge and I understand that a background check is required before submission to the Lewis County board of County Commissions. jedi46/. ani 313 Signature Date ❑ I am endorsed by or member of the following Service Organization: Name of Service Organization Recommendations f Signature of Organization Quartermaster/Adjutant Date Send Application with DD214 to: LCHD/Heidi Palmer 360 NW North St, Chehalis, WA 98532 c:luserslfrank corbin\documents\lcvab application 2020.docx CAUTION.NOT TO BE USED FOR 1 THIS IS AN IMPORTANT RECORD -1 ANY ALTERATIONS IN SHADED IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES 8i.VEOT3ATT"IT AREAS RENDER FORM VOID DOFORM '71 A PREVIOUS EDITIONS OF THIS CERTIFICATE OF RELEASE OR DISCHARGE I JUL79 L °� FORM ARE OBSOLETE. FROM ACTIVE DUTY I.NAME(Last.firs:,middle) . 2.DEPARTMENT,COMPONENT AND BRANCH 3.SOCIAL SECURITY NO. CORB t NAVYUSN _ { !II 4o. 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'1t9i+' • .'►1 r FIX MITIALS k Sit,'0102-LF-O0O-2140 MEMuER-$ 1 1 MINUTES Wednesday,March 04, 2020 10am Public Health Department, 2' Floor Conference Room Name Position Present Absent James Marden Chairman V Marie Shankle Vice-Chairman ✓ Larry Mason Board Member ✓ George Dodd Board Member ✓ Rico Barrientes Board Member ✓ Heidi Palmer Veterans Benefit Specialist ✓ • Welcome Jim called the meeting to order at 10:00 A.M. • Public Comment None • Advisory Board Business Minutes—Minutes were reviewed from February meeting. Marie made a motion to accept the minutes, Jim second. Motion passed. Treasurer Report—Was review. MTD: $11,114.32, YTD $86,396.71. There is $93,009.35 left in the funds and$27,095 in the Self Sufficiency Fund. George made a motion to accept the financial report. Marie second. Motion passed. Committee Reports By Law Committee—Nothing to report Communication Committee—Rico Jail Committee—Heidi saw 3 inmates at the jail. • Old Business - How to determine who is a Veteran and receives SNAP benefits for the Fanner Market benefits. Are we going to be serving ALL Veterans or just Veterans eligible for VRF? We could have a punch card or a card with my signature to show they are approved. Should we put a cap for benefits for each month? Since it is going to be a 2 for 1 benefit, we could do a total of$100 a month. - Together for Veterans program. Heidi informed the board someone else needs to take this project on if they want to see it happen in Lewis County. This needs to be separate from the Veterans Advisory Board. Rico and Frank are interested in the program and are willing to take it on. Heidi will email Katy and Gina from WDVA to get them connected with Rico and Frank. • New Business - Heidi presented her housing idea for our Strategic Plan for 2020. Put an RFP out for housing. Example would be, we have this much money for 4 units and will pay a certain amount for case management. It is a 2 year transitional housing program. Veterans who are homeless will be able to stay in an apartment rent free for 2 years max. During that time,the client would be under intensive case management. They would see a social worker to work on housing barriers,how to be a good renter(Rent Well class), how to budget, and whatever other barriers the client has that can effect housing. There would also be a payee service. The client would also have to pay"rent"which would end up going into a savings account. That money would then be used as their down payment for their own rental. There will also be a board that will meet to go over the application and vote on who moves into the living spaces. One of the board members needs to be a member of the VAB. George made a motion to move forward with housing plan. Marie second. Motion passed. - We received an application for a new applicant who would like to join as a voting member, Frank Corbin. Board voted on approving Frank Corbin's application. Marie made a motion to accept Frank's application. Rico second. Motion passed. - The board voted in Jim Marden as the new Chair until June and Marie Shankle as Vice- Chair. Marie will take over as Chair once Jim leaves in June. - We talked about building a relationship with the CBOC. Possibly inviting the manager or someone to come participate in our meetings. Some of the nurses don't know about the ride share program and what other services we provide. - Heidi informed the board she will be going out to East Lewis county more so they can get more needed services met. The Morton PD Dept. has a space available for service providers to set up and meet with clients out there. Marie suggested having a Lewis County Stand Down. Which will be in the works. Next meeting—The next regularly scheduled meeting will be April 1st 2020 at 10am in the PHSS Conference room. Action Plan: Who Will Do What By (Date) • LEWIS COUNTY VETERANS' ADVISORY BOARD March 3, 2020 Dear Whom it May Concern: The Lewis County Veterans Advisory Board has openings on the board as members and/or alternates. Applicants should be aware that only Lewis County residents may be considered for this position. The current openings requires membership in a nationally recognized veteran's service organization such as the VFW or American Legion, although veterans not affiliated with a service organization may apply and be considered for future vacancies. You will find the application for the Lewis County Veterans Advisory Board on the reverse side of this letter. Each applicant must have an Honorable Discharge and attach a copy of their DD214 to the application to be considered. Applicants will also be subject to a background check and an interview prior to recommendation to the Board of County Commissioners to sit on the advisory board. Applications must be post marked or delivered to Heidi Palmer at the Public Health Department 3rd floor, 360 NW North St., Chehalis, WA 98532 no later than April 30, 2019. Office hours are Monday — Friday 8 AM — 4:30 PM and closed for lunch between 11:30 PM— 12:30 PM. If you have any questions regarding the nomination process please contact: Heidi Palmer Lewis County Public Health& Social Services 360-740-1417 360 NW North Street Chehalis, WA 98532 c:lusers\frank corbin\,documents\lcvab application 2020.docx BOCC AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY Resolution: BOCC Meeting Date: July 13, 2020 Suggested Wording for Agenda Item: Agenda Type: Deliberation Appointing Frank Corbin as a regular member to the Veterans' Advisory Board (VAB) through June 30, 2021 Contact: Sandi Andrus Phone: 3607401148 Department: PHSS - Public Health & Social Services Description: Fill vacant position on the Veterans' Advisory Board with Frank Corbin. This appointment will continue through June 30, 2021. Approvals: Publication Requirements: Publications: User Status Erik Martin Pending J.P. Anderson Pending PA's Office Pending Tamara Hayes Pending Additional Copies: Cover Letter To: Sandi Andrus, Heidi Palmer Frank Corbin 438 Kirkland Rd., Chehalis, WA 98532