about those concerns, and providing feedback to the community in a manner that encourages transparency and continued improvements in the juvenile justice system. The CJJC includes six to nine volunteer mayoral appointments and appointees from the Juvenile Justice Board. The CJJC is comprised of members who reflect the cultural and ethnic diversity of the County and, when possible, includes parents of children who have had delinquency matters before the Court and individuals who have had direct contact with the juvenile justice system. Lead Prevention & Sustainability Commission 6 Current Vacancies 0 Terms Expired Size 9 Members Term Length 3 Years Term Limit 3 Terms Governing Body Shelby County Contact Name Osborne Burks Contact Information osborne.burks@shelbycountytn.gov Membership Information The Shelby County Lead Prevention and Sustainability Commission is a local citizen organization established pursuant to Tenn. Code Ann. §49-2-133 where local boards of education are required to develop a policy to implement a program to reduce the potential sources of lead contamination in drinking water in public schools constructed on or before January 1, 1998. The LPSC Board Membership is comprised of up to nine (9) members who must be appointed by the Shelby County Mayor and confirmed by the Shelby County Board of Commissioners.
13 Publizr Home