Notice to IGFOA Public Sector Members | Proposed Revisions to IGFOA Bylaws
Posted August 28, 2026 in IGFOA updates
NOTICE TO IGFOA PUBLIC SECTOR MEMBERS
PROPOSED REVISION TO THE IGFOA BYLAWS
TO BE VOTED ON BY PUBLIC SECTOR MEMBERS AT THE ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING ON SEPTEMBER 29, 2026
Bloomington-Normal Marriott Hotel and Conference Center
201 Broadway Avenue, Normal, IL
(PUBLISHED AUGUST 25, 2026 TO IGFOA PUBLIC SECTOR MEMBERS)
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The Executive Board recommends revising the IGFOA Bylaws and will present the proposed revisions for approval by the public sector members of the IGFOA at the September 29, 2026, Annual Business Meeting.
The changes below reflect the revised content of the Bylaws if the proposed revisions are approved. The current version of the IGFOA Bylaws is available here. Please direct questions on the proposed Bylaw revision to President, Jon Beckmann.
Proposed Bylaw Changes
Summary of Major Revisions The proposed revised bylaws include the following principal updates: 1. Clarification of Membership Categories and Rights. The bylaws were updated to better define and delineate voting and non-voting membership categories, for ease of classification and review. 2. Updates to Executive Board Structure and Roles. The revisions clarify the composition of the Executive Board, officer responsibilities, representative positions, and applicable terms of service. 3. Modernized Governance Procedures in Accordance with Changes in Law. The bylaws were revised to address current governance practices, including Board and member meetings, quorum, voting, written consents, electronic participation, and action without a meeting. 4. Revisions to Election, Vacancy, and Removal Procedures. The bylaws were updated to provide clearer procedures for nominations and elections and to align all elections with the Annual Business Meeting. 5. Reference for Conflict-of-Interest Policy. The revisions include a reference to the IGFOA Conflict of Interest policy, as required by latest US Treasury Regulations.
The proposed revisions do not change the Association’s overall mission or core purpose. Rather, they are intended to ensure that the bylaws remain current, internally consistent, and useful as a governing document for the Association.
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