Our Board
St. John's Health Board of Trustees
Contact any of our Board Members by emailing
info@stjohns.health. Correspondence sent to the Trustees regards public matters and is part
of the public record.
Until further notice, board meetings will be held virtually.
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In 2022, the Board of Trustees will meet on the following dates, with public
sessions at 4:00 pm (unless otherwise noted):
- Friday, January 7, Special meeting for the purpose of interviewing applicants
for Trustee vacancy from 8:00 am - 1:00 pm.
- Monday, January 10, Special session for the purpose of interviewing applicants
for Trustee vacancy from 8:00 am - 1:00 pm. Regular Session starts at 4:00 pm.
- Tuesday, February 1, Public Session 3:00 pm. Deliberation and motions on
Board Bylaws and Board advisors. Executive Session 3:30 pm: Personnel matters.
- Thursday, February 24
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Wednesday, March 30. You can watch the
zoom recording here using passcode: 05fT!vag
- Friday, April 8, Special Executive Session at 9:00 am for the purpose of
trustee resignation and discussion on temporary appointment. Special Public
Session begins at 10:00 am.
- Friday, May 20, Special Meeting for a Trustee workshop from 11:00 am – 4:30 pm
- Thursday, May 26
- Thursday, June 23
- Thursday, July 21 at 12 PM
- Thursday, August 25
- Thursday, September 30
- Thursday, October 27
- Thursday, December 7
If you have any questions, please call executive assistant Morgan Gurney at
307-739-4996.
Public Comment
The St. John's Health Board of Trustees encourages comments from members of the
community at all of the public Board meetings.
Procedure:
- Each speaker shall be limited to less than 3 minutes, in a section of the
meeting agenda designated for public comment.
- The Hospital Board will not limit which public may provide input during
a Governing Board meeting. During the regularly scheduled monthly meeting
however, public input time will be limited to 20 minutes duration in total.
Any input that will require additional time will be conducted in a separate
meeting designated by the Board.
- When a group of people represents an organization that serves a common
viewpoint, a spokesperson shall present the entire group's view.
- When people are present that represent both a positive and negative viewpoint
concerning an issue, they shall alternate turns speaking.
- When a number of people are present and wish to address a specific issue,
no person shall be allowed to speak more than once.
- Comments that are repetitive in nature shall be limited.
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