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LMS 2025-2030 PART 1: THE STRATEGY LMS Steering Committee The LMSSC acts as a "Board -of -Directors" and is responsible for the development of policy guidance. Members of the LMSSC are representative of the organizations found within the larger Working Group (i.e. municipal, county, educational, not -for -profits, pri- vate sectors and individuals). The LMSSC acts as a review committee for the establish- ment of this LMS and the prioritization of the projects therein when a limited funding source is available. Membership on any committee shall be voluntary and subject to the review and approval of the LMSWG. A committee member who fails to attend a reason- able number of committee meetings may be dropped from participation in the committee by a majority vote of the other members of that committee. Any planning and program development matters are addressed as needed in LMSSC meetings and open forums in the LMS quarterly meetings. LMS Working Group The LMSWG is composed of representatives from eight main groups: • Municipalities • County Departments • Colleges and Universities • Hospitals and Health Care • Private Non -Profits • Private Sector/Businesses • Regional, State and Federal Partners • Other Stakeholders, including private citizens The makeup of the LMSWG is not limited to any organization or jurisdiction. Numerous others have expressed the desire to participate in the LMS and are welcome to do so. Each organization is encouraged to solicit participation and commentary from its citizens, employees, and members.3 To be considered a participant of the LMS and receive the benefits thereof, a municipality, County Department or any other organization must attend at least two (2) of the last four (4) quarterly meetings held. The agencies that are participating in the LMSWG are iden- tified in Part 4 Appendix B. 3 EMAP 2016 Standard 4.4.1(2) P1-6