Committee Descriptions

Board of Directors

The Board of Directors is an elected body of governance responsible for the overall operation of the Association, including compliance with NAR and C.A.R. mandates, enforcement of the NAR Code of Ethics, preservation of association assets, Bylaws compliance, setting local policy and actions consistent with the Association Mission Statement.

Budget & Finance

The Budget and Finance committee monitors Association finances, fiscal policies, annually recommends a budget to the Board of Directors that includes operational income and expenses as well as member service programs to be funded; provides guidance to the Board of Directors on non-budgeted items.

Bylaws, Rules & Regulations

The Bylaws Committee provides oversight interpretation on the Association’s bylaws, recommends of new bylaws or changes or deletions where appropriate, to be consistent with National Association of REALTORS® mandates and in compliance with our NAR Charter.

Local Candidate Recommendation Committee (LCRC)

This is a committee whose members are contributors to the REALTOR® Action Fund (RAF). The committee review requests and recommends contributions to issues campaigns and candidate campaigns that are of importance to the membership.

Education

The Education Committee identifies member needs and desires in the area of real estate education, establishes goals for delivering education programs to the membership, assists in seeking course material or instructors to meet the goal. Included in the committee’s charge is to identify opportunities to keep our members aware of issues, relating to fair housing, equal opportunity and cultural diversity.

Membership

Evaluates the Association’s new member orientation program, provides input into the content and delivery of orientation, and participates in the orientation program where appropriate. Looks for opportunities to establish and maintain relationships between REALTOR®-members, affiliate-members, and the community. Makes recommendations to the Board of Directors on membership and member services issues.

Strategic Planning

Evaluates the effectiveness of the Association in meeting the needs of the membership under the umbrella of our mission statement. Develops a plan which includes priorities and makes recommendations consistent with planning for the future. Activities should be in congruence with requirements for NAR Core Standards adherence.

Local Government Relations & Political Affairs (LGR)

The Local Government Relations and Political Affairs Committee monitors local city and county actions that affect the real estate business, attempt to establish lines of communication with elected officials, and makes recommendations for campaign support to our political action Committee (BORPAC). They also make recommendations and assist in educating the membership on the importance of local, state, and national political involvement and in Voluntary Political Survival contributions.

Grievance

The Grievance Committee determines if a complaint against a REALTOR® member, whether received from another member or from the public qualifies for a hearing before a panel selected from the Professional Standards Committee. They act to fill two important roles; protecting our members from frivolous complaints yet preserving our goal of self-policing and discipline to maintain high ethical standards. Service on the Grievance Committee provides a good foundation for futures service on the Professional Standards Committee.

Ethics & Professional Standards

Professional Standards Committee members serve on hearing panels for ethics complaints or arbitration requests in accordance with the California Association of REALTORS® Code of Ethics and Arbitration Manual. Each hearing panel consists of a chair person, two additional panel members and at least one alternate.

Delta REALTORS® Community Service Foundation

Our tax exempt charitable corporation administers our community service program. The Board of Directors governs the corporation and directs its charitable activities but every member is invited to participate in the community service programs and fund raising events programs, with grants available to issues that concentrate on assisting local youth and underrepresented individuals in our local area. Serves to establish and maintain the REALTOR® image as “good neighbors”, where we live and work.

Young Professionals Network (YPN)

Delta helps emerging real estate professionals excel in their careers by giving them the tools and encouragement to become involved in four core areas:

  • REALTOR® Associations. Attend REALTOR® conferences and pursue leadership roles with local, state, and national association.
  • Real estate industry. Take an active role in policy discussions and advocacy issues; be informed about the latest industry news and trends.
  • Connections. Network and learn from one another by attending events, participating in online communication, and seeking mentoring opportunities.
  • Community. Become exceptional members of the community by demonstrating a high level of REALTOR® professionalism and volunteering for causes they feel passionate about.

Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion (D.E.I.)

The Diversity Committee coordinates activities, recommends policy, and develops strategy related to increasing the overall diversity and inclusiveness of association volunteers and leadership to ensure an inclusive organization with programming to meet the needs of our diverse community.  This is done in part by identifying, engaging, recruiting and mentoring future leaders who represent the diversity of our markets and membership. The purpose of the committee is to strengthen leadership and membership participation to mirror the rich diversity and culture of our region.