Utah Energy Conservation Coalition Corporation

“There is no committee with authority to act on behalf of the governing body.”

“After an outside cpa firm has completed the tax return, it is emailed to all officers and trustees for their review (prior to being filed with the irs). The return is then discussed and reviewed at the first trustees meeting after the return is completed.”

“Once a year at a trustees meeting, the conflict of interest policy is reviewed with all officers and trustees.”

“The director's salary was approved many years ago by the officers and trustees at the time. At that time, it was slightly below average of other executive directors in comparable sized non-profits in utah. The organization does not have any other paid officers or key employees.”

“The organization makes those documents required by law available to the public upon request. During 2020, we had no requests for any documents.”

“Energy conservation education and energy code training and education: sent out a semi-annual newsletter to approximately 120 builders and inspectors to help educate them on current codes and new developments in energy conservation best building practices. Maintained a web page with information on current energy codes (106,431 visits from 33,964 visitors). Issued 73 press releases or web posts. Offered training sessions on energy conservation or energy codes. In addition, we did 10 individual consultations. We participated in 10 events on energy conservation that had 25-30 visitors for each event. Our executive director served on the mechanical advisory committee of the utah building commission to review icc building codes, the utah valley home builders association governmental affairs committee, and the icc committee for code training.”