Tremont West Development Corp

“Election of the board of directors takes place at the annual meeting. Only members may serve on the board. Members may express their interest in running for the board in advance of the annual meeting by contacting the nominating committee chair or they may run from the floor at the annual meeting.”

“Federal form 990 was provided to the finance committee for review and approval and then forward to all board members prior to filing.”

“All board members are asked to read the organization's conflict of interest policy and submit any possible conflicts in writing to the board president.”

“Executive directors salary is determined by the executive committee.”

“Consistent with the requirements of section 6104(d) of the internal revenue code and the regulations thereunder, copies of the organization's governing documents shall be made available upon request, in a timely manner, and subject to the charges permitted by law to any individuals who request it.”

“Tremont west offers fiscal agency support to smaller community projects and organizations, helping them access funding and manage budgets effectively. This program enhances the impact of grassroots initiatives by providing administrative oversight, compliance monitoring, and grant management. Costs are associated with staff time and financial systems, while revenue includes administrative fees. The organization supports small business development, offering technical assistance, workshops, and individualized support to help local entrepreneurs thrive. Programs focus on business planning, funding access, and marketing strategies. Expenses include training materials, consultant fees, and staff time. These services generate revenue from sponsorships and fees while supporting local economic development. Tremont west engages in city engagement efforts, acting as a liaison between the community and municipal entities to ensure equitable access to city programs and services. This includes advocacy for affordable housing, infrastructure improvements, and public safety. Costs involve staff time and community outreach efforts, while revenue may derive from government grants or contracts. This work involves collaborating transparently and cooperatively with residents, business leaders, and external community partners to optimize resources and implement neighborhood plans that address challenges, providing everyone the opportunity to progress, lead healthy lives, and thrive”