SCOTTSDALE, AZ — Want a say in Scottsdale's future? The city is looking for residents willing to help shape decisions on everything from parks and transportation to development and the environment.
Residents have until Aug. 28, to apply for one of 17 open seats across 11 city advisory boards and commissions.
These volunteer groups provide recommendations to City Council on issues that affect Scottsdale neighborhoods, services and long-term planning.
The positions are open to residents who want to contribute their experience, knowledge or community perspective.
The current openings include:
Applications are submitted online and will remain active for one year. After reviewing applicants, Scottsdale City Council will select candidates for interviews and make appointments in September.
New members must complete a training session and agree to follow the city's Ethics Code before beginning their terms.
Residents interested in serving can learn more about each board's responsibilities and submit an application through the city's Boards and Commissions page.
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