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Governance

The Section is governed by an Executive Committee: the Section Coordinator as chair, plus the president (or a designated representative) of every member club, one vote each (Bylaws Art. 4-5). The Section Coordinator answers to the USPSA Area 6 Director.

Officers

RoleNameClubContact
Section CoordinatorRodney Hawkins
WebmasterJeremy Hughes
USPSA Area 6 DirectorBilly Herringtonuspsa.org/area6

Executive Committee

One voting seat per member club, held by the club president or their designated representative (Art. 8). Each representative may bring one non-voting advisor (Art. 5.A).

Current representatives are being confirmed with each club by the Section Coordinator. Names will be posted here once confirmed.

What the Section Coordinator does

From USPSA's Section Operations and Governance Policy (§4), the Section Coordinator:

  • Promotes USPSA, its rules, and its ideals within the Section.
  • Keeps the Area Director and the national office informed of activity in the Section.
  • Promotes the Area 6 Championship and USPSA Nationals, and distributes the Section's Nationals slots.
  • Ensures every club's match results and activity fees reach USPSA within 30 days of the match.
  • Recommends clubs for affiliation or disaffiliation to the Area Director.
  • Visits each club at least once a year during a match.
  • Helps new clubs form and affiliate.
  • Renders a full accounting of Section funds to the clubs every year.
  • Has jurisdiction over USPSA rules and policy matters within the Section (Bylaws Art. 7.A); the Executive Committee has jurisdiction over everything else (7.B). Neither has jurisdiction over a club's internal affairs (7.C).

The Section Coordinator must hold current USPSA membership and an NROI Range Officer (Level I) or higher certification (Policy §3.2). The Area Director may remove a Section Coordinator for cause, subject to appeal to the USPSA Board (§3.4).