Board of Trustees - Functions and Committees

The Board of Trustees is composed of nineteen elected members of the Congregation and organized under the President, two Vice Presidents, the Secretary, and the Treasurer. The term of office for each Board member is three years.

It is the job of the Board of Trustees to govern the affairs, control the funds, and maintain the records and property of the Congregation. The Board sets policy, fills its vacancies between elections, prepares the budget, establishes dues, approves the contracts of temple employees, and performs such duties as the membership may prescribe.

Standing committees are appointed by the President and serve the functions directed by the Board of Trustees. Some of these committees are: Budget & Finance, Caring Community, Celebrations, Communications, Fundraising, House, Membership & Welcoming, Religious Practices, Jewish Identity Development, and Social Action/ Community Relations.