Bylaws

The Connecticut GIS User to User Network was established in 2001 as a voluntary association of Connecticut geospatial professionals. The network was created to provide an informal venue for the exchange of information, ideas, data, technical tips, etc. and to fill a void since no GIS professional group or any state sponsored organization existed to support the Connecticut GIS community. A steering committee, consisting of the Network organizers Barbara MacFarland, Jose Giner, Jon Scull, Sandy Prisloe and Dave Hannon, served to schedule and manage the Network's affairs and activities.

Recognizing that the long term success of the Network required a more formal organization, the Steering Committee prepared a draft set of bylaws and circulated them among the membership for comments. At the March 2004 Annual Meeting, the Network bylaws were approved. They establish a formal framework for the operation of the Network, define its mission, establish meeting schedules, establish procedures for selecting steering committee members and officers, establish terms of office, establish standing committees and provide a mechanism for amending the bylaws.

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