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(DUBLIN, Calif.) – Time is running out for Dublin residents interested in becoming more involved in local government, as the city is seeking applicants to fill 16 vacancies across several commissions and advisory committees. Interested residents must submit their applications by Friday, November 13, at 5 p.m.
The openings are spread across four advisory bodies: the Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission, Parks and Community Services Commission, Planning Commission, and Senior Center Advisory Committee. Appointed members will help advise the City Council on a range of issues, including historical preservation, arts and culture, parks and recreation, development, and senior services.
The Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission has three available positions with terms ending in December 2030, along with one alternate position with a term ending in December 2028. The commission makes recommendations to the City Council regarding matters concerning history, culture, and art. The commission's responsibilities include helping preserve Dublin Heritage Park and Museums, getting public input concerning the arts, and reviewing contracts for art proposals.
The Parks and Community Services Commission has three openings, with terms ending in December 2030. The commission advises the council regarding city parks, recreational programs, and facilities. In 2027, the commission will work together with Livermore and Pleasanton to help determine appropriate funding for the Human Services Grants Program, which provides financial support to non-profit organizations in the region who are assisting residents.
Residents interested in the city's long-term development may consider applying to the Planning Commission, which has two available positions with terms ending in December 2030 and two alternate positions with terms ending in December 2028. The commission advises the City Council on Dublin's General Plan, development plans, and the regulations, programs, and ordinances that support its implementation.
Finally, the Senior Center Advisory Committee has three openings with terms ending in December 2030, along with two alternate positions with terms ending in December 2028. The committee makes recommendations concerning the operation and maintenance of the Dublin Senior Center and its services for residents.
With election season virtually over, these city vacancies offer residents an opportunity to contribute to decisions affecting the community and provide input on the city's programs, facilities, and future development.
Those interested can learn more about the commissions and committee and submit an application through the City of Dublin's website. Applications must be received by Friday, November 13, at 5 p.m.
For questions, contact the City Clerk's Office at (925) 833-6650.
To add to or correct any information in this report, please contact me at robert.m@lead4earth.org or leave a comment below with your thoughts.
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