Wyoming Child & Family Developement Inc.

“The return will be distributed to the board before filing and will be reviewed at the next monthly meeting”

“All staff are required to sign the wcfd standard of conduct form. Board members and key staff members are required to complete a conflict of interest disclosure annually, which describes any interests that could give rise to conflict. The policy is reviewed by all board members as part of the board orientation and reviewed during initial policy council training each year, wcfd supervisors routinely discuss the policy with staff members to ensure compliance. Compliance is also checked as part of the annual self-assessment process. Any employee, board member, policy council member, or agent for wcfd violating the policy is subject to disciplinary action, up to and including termination of that person's position with wcfd.”

“For the position of executive director, salary and pay increases are reviewed and approved annually by the board of directors as part of the evaluation process for the executive director.”

“Wcfd maintains a staff hiring schedule which outlines the hiring range of wages and salaries for new employees. The hiring schedule is updated annually, with the changes based on wage comparability, grant-mandated cost of living adjustments, position changes, etc. Compensation for a new staff member is determined based on the hiring schedule. The hiring schedule shows levels of pay based on education and/or experience levels. For positions with levels based on college hours, college hours must be from an accredited college and in a related field for the specific position in order to be counted. Existing employees may receive salary increases based on increases approved by the wcfd policy council and board of directors. Hiring schedule changes are discussed as part of the annual budget process.”

“Governing documents are made available to the public upon request.”

“Wyoming child and family development, inc is organized to serve the needs of residents in campbell, crook, weston, goshen, niobrara, platte, natrona and converse counties, wyoming. We make a positive difference for young children, families, and communities through partnerships and comprehensive early childhood developmental services. Our vision; family, staff and community: together, we grow children.”

“Other program services such as: part c special education for infants & families with disabilities, discovery preschool, child care, united way programs, medicaid, other grant programs.”

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