Tampa Bay Regional Critical Incident Team, Inc.
P.O. Box 7945
Tampa, FL 33673
General Meeting Agenda
November 13, 2024
I. Called to order by President Ashley Orndorff at __________ p.m.
II. Pledge of Allegiance and Invocation by ____________________.
III. Welcoming Remarks and Introductions (A. Orndorff)
IV. Approval of September 11, 2024 minutes.
Motion to approve made by _____________ and seconded by _____________. Motion carried.
V. Treasurer’s Report (Spence Price)
Beginning balance as of October 1, 2024: $20,753.82
Ending balance as of October 31, 2024: $20,853.82
VI. AOC Report (Jane Siling)
- 09.19.2024 - Tampa Police Department (One on One - 1, Referral - 1); On August 29, 2024, Tampa Police officers responded to assist HCSO regarding a deputy suicide in his agency vehicle. Affected dispatcher reached out and advised they were having a difficult time processing the situation and it was affecting their sleep, etc. Refer to IRF #591. [#593]
- 09.13.2024 - Pasco Emergency Communications Center (One on One - 1); Call taker received a call from a father who had found is 14 year old daughter after she had committed suicide with his gun. [#594]
- 09.17.2024 - Tampa Police Department (One on Ones - 4); On September 16, 2024, Tampa Police received a call from a citizen who observed a vehicle crash eastbound on the Selmon Expressway at Bay to Bay. Units responded and located a single vehicle with heavy damage pulled onto the shoulder. This portion of the roadway is elevated and is approximately 50 feet above the ground. No driver of the vehicle was located within the vehicle. While searching for the driver a body was spotted below the roadway and was believed to be related to the crash. Four TPD officers attempted lifesaving efforts but were unsuccessful and Tampa Fire Rescue pronounced the person deceased on scene. FHP responded and assumed control of the scene. Evidence on scene did not indicate the victim was ejected from the vehicle. Victim was a 26 year old female. [#595]
- 09.29.2024 - Tampa Police Department - (One on Ones - 3); On September 26, 2024, as a result of Hurricane Helene destruction aftermath, provided interventions to 3 affected families who lost everything. [#596]
- 10.04.2024 - Pasco County Emergency Communications Center (One on One - 1); Call taker answered a call for a 1-day old non-breathing child. The call taker admitted they had never practiced for such a situation and was confused by some of the instructions. Call taker was upset because they felt like they might have done better had they practiced and was experiencing regret and self-doubt. Child was provided with CPR and transported to a local hospital by Pasco Fire Rescue where they later expired. [#597]
VII. Old Business
- Peer and Clinical Reviews - (Jane Siling) Peer and or Clinical Reviews will be conducted at the November General Meeting. To be eligible, one must have registered on the TBRCIT website, completed the online application and have submitted copies of their certificates for the Assisting Individuals in Crisis and Group Crisis Intervention (or Combined class) to Jane Siling at jsiling@aol.com.
The following members are eligible for their Peer Review:
Balistreri, Andrew
Beckstedt, Angela
Branam, Christine
Cornell, Don
Ganci, Joseph
Grumbley, David
Martin, Andrew
McBride, Bradley
Moran, Alexander
Navas, Alex
Ortiz, Jose
Ramacci, Gina
Rusch, Zach
Schettini, Joshua
The following members are eligible for their Clinical Review:
Best, Mark
Ellison, Brajhon
Holt, Michael
Horne, Clayton
Lee, Joshua
McKinney, Greg
Travis, Ryan
Williams, Marcus
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- 2025 Election Process (Jane Siling)
Governing Body -
The governing body of the Tampa Bay Regional Critical Incident Team consists of the Executive Committee, Agency Liaisons, Specialty Coordinators and two (2) Ex-officio members (Executive Director and Clinical Director).
There are seven (7) elected voting members of the board of directors that make up the Executive Committee. These are: president, vice president, secretary, treasurer and three (3) members-at- large. The Executive Committee performs the duties as prescribed by the bylaws and by the parliamentary authority adopted by the Corporation.
Candidates for the executive committee can be made from any discipline. The three (3) at-large positions represent each of the following disciplines: law enforcement/corrections, fire/EMS, and mental health/clergy/other.
Members of the executive committee serve a two (2) year term (January 2025 – December 2026). Elections are normally held in January at the annual meeting.
Candidate Eligibility -
A member is eligible for office after serving as an active member in good standing (refer to the current Bylaws (Amended May 13, 2020) Article III, Sections 4 and 5 for definition) for two (2) consecutive years prior to the elections. A candidate for president must have served the previous two (2) years as a member of the executive committee. A candidate for vice president must have served the previous two (2) years as a member of the board of directors.
Eligibility to Vote for Officers -
Members are eligible to vote in an election if they are considered a member in good standing as outlined in the current Bylaws (Amended May 13, 2020), Article III, Section 3 at least one (1) year prior to the elections.
- Scheduling of Assisting Individuals in Crisis and Group Crisis Intervention Class - January 8 - 10, 2025 (Instructor Jeff Howell)
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VIII. New Business
IX. Announcements
- All 2024 General Meetings will be held at the HCSO Falkenburg Road Jail, Assembly Room located at 520 N. Falkenburg Rd., Tampa 33619 unless otherwise advised.
X. Business Meeting Adjourned: __________p.m.
Motion to adjourn made by _____________ and seconded by ______________. Motion carried.
XI. Training: Mock Interventions
9.11.24 General Minutes.pdf
09.11.24 General Attendance.pdf
11.13.24 General Attendance.pdf
10.31.24 Financials.pdf
TBRCIT 2023 Gen Mtg Attendance Summary .xlsx
TBRCIT 2024 Gen Mtg Attendance Summary .xlsx
TBRCIT Election Process.docx
