Governance & accountability

Trust should rest on more than a mission statement.

RRI is publishing what is confirmed, what remains to be documented, and the standards it intends to follow as a volunteer-led civic nonprofit.

Confirmed organizational facts

What RRI can state clearly today.

Registered 501(c)(4)Nonprofit organization
Volunteer-ledCommunity service and civic work
District 6Primary local focus, including the Bush area
Contribution disclosure: Contributions to RRI are not tax-deductible as charitable contributions.

Publicly identified officers

People accountable for the organization.

The current leadership page identifies the following officers. Terms, appointment or election procedures, vacancies, and a complete board roster still need a formal public governance record.

Chair

Rex Williams

RRI’s public leadership profile describes Rex’s background in education, coaching, special education, and community advocacy.

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Secretary

Marion Miller

RRI’s public leadership profile describes Marion’s long connection to Bush, business experience, and years of school, church, and community service.

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Public record

Documents not yet available online.

The records below are not currently published on RRILA.com.

A status changes only after RRI confirms the correct version, appropriate redactions, and formal approval status.

Bylaws or governance summary

Publication pending

Board structure, officer duties, terms, appointments or elections, quorum, voting, and vacancies.

Conflict-of-interest standard

Publication pending

Disclosure, recusal, related-party review, and recordkeeping expectations.

Financial transparency standard

Publication pending

Who approves spending, how restricted purposes are tracked, and what summaries are shared publicly.

Registration documentation

Public copy pending

A dated public record supporting the organization’s registered 501(c)(4) status, with sensitive identifiers removed where needed.

Operating commitments

A durable organization needs visible rules.

Evidence & corrections

Separate sources from RRI analysis, date material changes, preserve issue history, and provide a route for corrections and second review.

Privacy & safety

Keep submitter details private by default, minimize retained data, and never publish information that could expose a vulnerable person.

Continuity

Maintain at least two authorized successors, protected credentials, automated backups, public-content exports, and tested recovery instructions.

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Continuity & oversight

The site cannot depend on one person or one device.

Recovery responsibilities

  • Automated database, document, and image backups
  • Periodic export of all public content
  • A restoration procedure that is actually tested
  • Domain, hosting, and renewal ownership recorded
  • Administrator recovery access held by at least two authorized officers

Operational monitoring

  • Public-page and API availability
  • Failed forms and email delivery
  • Broken documents and expired certificates
  • Scheduled jobs and backup failures
  • Abnormal administrative sign-in attempts

Implementation record: These controls describe RRI's public continuity standard. RRI has not published a dated summary confirming which controls are active, how restoration is tested, or which roles hold succession access.

Ask, verify, correct

Accountability includes a public contact route.

Questions about leadership, nonprofit status, documents, conflicts, privacy, spending, or governance can be sent to RRI’s public inbox. A website message does not replace any legally required request or filing.