City of Bloomington Seeks Residents to Serve on Boards and Commissions

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The City of Bloomington seeks residents to fill multiple open positions on boards and commissions to boost public engagement in local governance. Key opportunities include the Board of Housing Quality Appeals, which handles appeals on housing code enforcement, and the Board of Public Safety, responsible for police and fire oversight. Additionally, the CDBG Funding Citizens Advisory Committee will review community development grants, while the Commission on Hispanic and Latiné Affairs will address issues impacting local Hispanic and Latino populations. The Mayor and Common Council will appoint candidates for these roles, emphasizing the need for diverse representation in city initiatives. Interested residents are encouraged to apply, as these positions play a crucial role in shaping city policies.

This initiative reflects Bloomington's commitment to community involvement and responsive governance. Applications can be directed to the provided contact information for more details.

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