Notice:
This website constitutes an historical record of the MRRIC Charter Planning
Group Process, which ended July 2008. For current information about the MRRIC stakeholder
process, including how to apply for membership on the Committee, please go to http://www.mrric.org.
MRRIC Stakeholder Application Process
On Friday, July 18, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (the Corps), published a Federal Register Notice [62kb PDF,
3 pages] announcing its solicitation of applications for stakeholder membership
on the Missouri River Recovery Implementation Committee (MRRIC). Public notice was
also published in newspapers throughout the Missouri River basin.
Individuals or organizations interested in membership on MRRIC must demonstrate
they meet the definition of Stakeholder on page 5 of the MRRIC
Charter and represent one of the interest categories delineated on pages 8 and 9
of the Charter [4811kb PDF, 16 pages].
Individuals considering applying for a MRRIC stakeholder position should also consider
if he or she is willing and able to:
- Support and adhere to the approved MRRIC Charter and Operating Procedures
to be adopted by the Committee
- Commit the time required to participate fully in the Committee
- Commit to making a good faith effort to seek balanced solutions that address
multiple interests and concerns
- Keep constituents informed and efficiently seek their input when needed.
Applications and a signed, formal letter of endorsement from an organization, local
government or constituency is required. Follow this link to access the MRRIC Stakeholder
Application Form: http://www.mrric.org/.
Completed applications must be received by the Corps no later than Friday, August
22, 2008. Instructions for mailing, faxing or emailing applications
is included on the Application.
Federal, Tribal and State representatives will be appointed by their respective
agencies, tribal chairs or presidents, and state governors.
It is anticipated that the first meeting of MRRIC will be convened on or before
October 1, 2008.
For comments or questions about this website, please contact:
usiecr@ecr.gov.
This page was last updated 7/17/2019.