RRI is a 501(c)(4)
Residents for Rural Integrity is a registered social-welfare nonprofit. Contributions are not tax-deductible as charitable contributions.
Full nonprofit disclosuresRRI governance
Separate the organization, the research, and the public process.
RRI's nonprofit status, a possible future municipal incorporation, and any internal officer selection are different legal and civic processes.
A 501(c)(3) is separate
RRI is a 501(c)(4), not a 501(c)(3) public charity. Contributions are not tax-deductible as charitable contributions.
Municipal incorporation
RRI is researching the benefits, costs, services, legal steps, and unanswered questions associated with possible municipal incorporation. Research is not a petition, election, or final organizational position.
Read the working research
Historical planning note. An undated RRI note estimated startup filing costs in the low hundreds and emphasized outreach and governance setup. Because it did not identify the filing, jurisdiction, or fee schedule, it is not a current budget, legal estimate, or municipal-incorporation cost projection.
Published duty summary
Officer responsibilities.
These plain-language descriptions summarize RRI's campaign governance framework. Formal authority comes from applicable law and RRI's governing documents.
President
Leads strategy and represents RRI publicly.
Vice President
Supports committees and fills in for the President.
Secretary
Maintains agendas, minutes, records, and correspondence.
Treasurer
Oversees budget, reporting, and dual-signature controls.
Governance participation
Officer selection requires a formal process.
RRI does not conduct nominations or officer elections through this website. No board election is taking place on this page.
Any future nomination or election process should identify eligibility, notice, deadlines, privacy rules, decision authority, and how results are certified.