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Lower Saucon Needs Junior Council Members
Any student interested in the program should email a letter of interest to manager@lowersaucontownship.org.

Lower Saucon Township is seeking applicants for its Junior Councilperson Program, according to an announcement posted on the township's website.
The program provides an opportunity for the high schoolΒ sophomores, juniors and seniors to participate in the government process in Lower Saucon.
"The Junior Council Person acts as a link between the youth of theΒ community and the governing body by providing information from their perspective, andΒ will, in turn, gain an understanding and be able to explain to their peers what municipalΒ government is all about," the announcement said.
Junior council membersΒ who are juniors and seniors can serve on the following governmental bodies:
- Township Council (1stΒ and 3rdΒ Wednesday of each month - 7 p.m.)
- Township Planning Commission (3rdΒ Thursday of each month - 7 p.m.)
- Township Environmental Advisory Council (2ndΒ Tuesday of each month - 7 p.m.)
- Township Park & Recreation Board (1stΒ Monday of each month - 7 p.m.)Β Β
- Township Planning Commission (3rdΒ Thursday of each month - 7 p.m.)
- Township Environmental Advisory Council (2ndΒ Tuesday of each month - 7 p.m.)
- Township Park & Recreation Board (1stΒ Monday of each month - 7 p.m.)
- Must be a resident of Lower Saucon Township
- Must be a sophomore (10thΒ grade), junior (11thΒ grade) or senior (12thΒ grade)
- Must be willing to serve a one (1) year term to coincide with the duration ofΒ the school year
- Must take an oath of office
- Should be able to attend all meetings of the council, board or commission they are appointed to, including budget and special meetings
- Must submit a written statement of interest in being appointed as Junior Councilperson to the Township Manager
- Applicant is not permitted to vote
- Applicant is not permitted to attend βexecutive sessionsβ of the township council
- Applicant must observe township council meeting rules and will be permitted to askΒ questions, provide comments and make reports
Photo: A Lower Saucon Township Council meeting (Patch file photo)
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