Jean Henning, co-chair of SNAP, has accepted a position with the Department of Finance. SNAP will decide whether to move their website to Transportation or leave it within Finance. Mr. Manahan explained the need to have a regular communication mechanism for the Council, information community, legislators and legislative staff. Lee Peterson has been helpful at putting IPC agendas and minutes on the IPC website, but Mr. Manahan would like to expand those efforts. There needs to be a theme and common design to the communication website.
Somebody needs to be in charge of the website.
Debra Bean mentioned Elizabeth Kemling maintains the OT website and could possibly take on this responsibility, as well. SNAP has been working to gather information and strategies to allow e-mail attachments to work properly. SNAP will work on a best use product based upon different versions of e-mail packages. Dave Ruch will speak to SNAP on May 12 regarding the web access to secure databases project. Mr. LaGrew felt the reason why SNAP members have not volunteered for the project is because they don't have enough information about the project and what is expected of them.