Volunteer Work

Alfred C Thompson II - Non Profit Organization Experience

1995 - 1998 Town of Danville - Zoning Board of Adjustment Alternate Member

As an alternate member, I attended ZBA meetings and occasionally served as a voting member when regular members could not make a meeting.

1994/1995 Town of Danville - Salary Review Committee

I was appointed by the Board of Selectmen to this Ad Hoc committee that reviewed the pay scales of all town employees. We researched pay scales and presented a set of recommendations to the Board of Selectman. The budget based on our recommendations and approving them was passed by Town Meeting. The committee also prepared an employee policies and procedures handbook that outlines benefits, other than salary, for all town employees.

1990 - 1993 Timberlane Regional School District Budget Committee
1984 - 1987 Elected member from the town of Danville NH

I have served two terms on this committee. An elected body, the Budget Committee is charged with the development of a budget for the Timberlane Regional School District. This budget is approved by the voters from four New Hampshire towns at an annual District meeting. I have served this committee as both Chairman and Vice Chairman. As Chairman I chaired regular committee meetings and public hearings as well as fulfilling the normal duties of the Chairman of a public organization.

The Timberlane Regional School District serves four towns and over 3000 students in four elementary schools, one middle and one senior high school.

1986 - 1993 St. Joseph Regional School School Board Member

I served as Chairman for two years and as Vice Chairman for one year. I have also served as a member and chairman of the boards budget committee for a number of years. I have participated as a member of search committees responsible for selecting a principal and a Director of Development. I conducted salary negotiations with the schools teachers on behalf of the board for a number of years.

St. Joseph Regional School is a private parochial school serving approximately 525 students in grades K through 8.