FMPA Meetings

Finance Committee oversees the administration of FMPA’s risk management policy, budgets, financial statements and financial reporting process

FMPA’s Board of Directors is responsible for making all final decisions for the projects of FMPA, except the All-Requirements Project.

The ARP Executive Committee independently governs and manages the business affairs of FMPA’s largest power supply project, All-Requirements. The Committee has 13 locally appointed members; one from each member city the project serves.

Finance Committee oversees the administration of FMPA’s risk management policy, budgets, financial statements and financial reporting process

FMPA’s Board of Directors is responsible for making all final decisions for the projects of FMPA, except the All-Requirements Project.

The ARP Executive Committee independently governs and manages the business affairs of FMPA’s largest power supply project, All-Requirements. The Committee has 13 locally appointed members; one from each member city the project serves.

Finance Committee oversees the administration of FMPA’s risk management policy, budgets, financial statements and financial reporting process

FMPA’s Board of Directors is responsible for making all final decisions for the projects of FMPA, except the All-Requirements Project.

The ARP Executive Committee independently governs and manages the business affairs of FMPA’s largest power supply project, All-Requirements. The Committee has 13 locally appointed members; one from each member city the project serves.

FMPA’s Board of Directors is responsible for making all final decisions for the projects of FMPA, except the All-Requirements Project.

The ARP Executive Committee independently governs and manages the business affairs of FMPA’s largest power supply project, All-Requirements. The Committee has 13 locally appointed members; one from each member city the project serves.

Finance Committee oversees the administration of FMPA’s risk management policy, budgets, financial statements and financial reporting process

FMPA’s Board of Directors is responsible for making all final decisions for the projects of FMPA, except the All-Requirements Project.

The ARP Executive Committee independently governs and manages the business affairs of FMPA’s largest power supply project, All-Requirements. The Committee has 13 locally appointed members; one from each member city the project serves.

Finance Committee oversees the administration of FMPA’s risk management policy, budgets, financial statements and financial reporting process

The ARP Executive Committee independently governs and manages the business affairs of FMPA’s largest power supply project, All-Requirements. The Committee has 13 locally appointed members; one from each member city the project serves.

FMPA’s Board of Directors is responsible for making all final decisions for the projects of FMPA, except the All-Requirements Project.

Finance Committee oversees the administration of FMPA’s risk management policy, budgets, financial statements and financial reporting process

FMPA’s Board of Directors is responsible for making all final decisions for the projects of FMPA, except the All-Requirements Project.

The ARP Executive Committee independently governs and manages the business affairs of FMPA’s largest power supply project, All-Requirements. The Committee has 13 locally appointed members; one from each member city the project serves.

Finance Committee oversees the administration of FMPA’s risk management policy, budgets, financial statements and financial reporting process

FMPA’s Board of Directors is responsible for making all final decisions for the projects of FMPA, except the All-Requirements Project.

The ARP Executive Committee independently governs and manages the business affairs of FMPA’s largest power supply project, All-Requirements. The Committee has 13 locally appointed members; one from each member city the project serves.

Finance Committee oversees the administration of FMPA’s risk management policy, budgets, financial statements and financial reporting process

FMPA’s Board of Directors is responsible for making all final decisions for the projects of FMPA, except the All-Requirements Project.

The ARP Executive Committee independently governs and manages the business affairs of FMPA’s largest power supply project, All-Requirements. The Committee has 13 locally appointed members; one from each member city the project serves.