Duties of Commander:
The Commander is the Chief Executive Officer of the Post and shall supervise, lead and manage the Post and its Officers.
The Commander shall preside at all Board Meetings, General Meetings, Special General Meetings, and Special Board Meetings; nominate Standing Committees and Temporary Committees and their Chair, perform the duties necessary to keep the Post operating in an effective and efficient manner; have such other powers and duties as may be prescribed by the Board, Bylaws or as promulgated by The American Legion; and preserve the integrity of the Post Charter.
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Duties of the First Vice-Commander:
First Vice-Commander is the Chair of the Membership Committee and shall assume and discharge the duties of the office of Commander in the absence or disability of the Commander.
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Duties of the Second Vice-Commander:
The second Vice-Commander is the Chair of the Ways and Means Committee, assist with Veterans Affairs and Rehabilitation, public affairs, and community outreach as directed by the Commander, and shall assume and discharge the duties of the office of First Vice-Commander or Commander in the absence or disability of such officers.
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Duties of the Third Vice-Commander:
The third Vice-Commander is the Chair of the Americanism Committee. It shall assume and discharge the duties of the office of Second Vice-Commander, First Vice-Commander, or Commander in the absence or disability of such officers.
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Duties of the Finance Officer:
The Finance Officer shall be the Chair of the Finance Committee and responsible for overseeing the financial records of the Post.
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Duties of the Historian:
The Post Historian shall compile and preserve a pictorial Post history for print and electronic distribution.
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Duties of the Sergeant-at-Arms:
The Sergeant-at-Arms shall preserve order at all meetings and shall perform such others duties as may be from time to time assigned to him by the Commander.
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Duties of the Jr. Past Commander:
The Jr. Past Commander shall assist in the transition to a new Board and be available to advise the Commander upon request.
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These elected officers may serve on multiple committees at the discretion of the Commander.
The Post Executive Board is a group of eighteen officers (fourteen newly elected, the previously elected Jr. Past Commander, and three appointed) headed by the Commander who is the highest-ranking officer.
The purpose and duty of the Post Executive Board is to ensure that the Post operates in conformance with:
Duties of the Adjutant:
The Adjutant is the Secretary of the Board. Under the direction of the Commander, the Adjutant shall receive and answer all correspondence of the Post; have charge of and keep a complete and correct record of the proceedings of all Official Meetings, and prepare summarized meeting minutes and reports for publication.
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Duties of the Judge Advocate:
The Judge Advocate’s duties shall be to advise the Post Commander of the interpretation or modification of the Post’s Constitution, Bylaws, and Rules and Regulations and be responsible for an annual financial audit and the Post Responsibility Audit described in the American Legion Officer’s Guide.
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Duties of the Service Officer:
The Service Officer’s duties shall be generally that of coordinating all Post 112 veterans assistance programs; assisting in processing veterans’ claims; and protecting the rights and privileges of all veterans, their dependents, and survivors.
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Honor Guard is organized to assist our regular uniformed military men and women in rendering military honor at memorial services for our fellow veterans. The squad also performs at various functions such as Memorial Day, Veterans Day, Flag Day, and special occasions. There are approximately 25 members in the squad, but new members are always welcome and much needed.
