Volunteer Needed - Historic Preservation Commission

Gig Harbor, WALocal News

The City of Gig Harbor is calling for residents to apply for a position on the Historic Preservation Commission (HPC), a vital body focused on maintaining the city's historical legacy. Composed of five members, the HPC evaluates proposed changes to properties listed on the local historic register, ensuring that alterations honor the city's rich history. Beyond property evaluations, the commission also advises the city council on various historic preservation matters, including the potential inclusion of new sites on the register. Meetings are scheduled quarterly or as needed, providing flexibility for its members. Participation in the HPC is a voluntary role, and no compensation is provided by the city.

To qualify, applicants must reside in Pierce County and live within the greater Gig Harbor area. Interested individuals should submit their applications by April 11, emphasizing the importance of community involvement in preserving local heritage. This opportunity not only fosters civic engagement but also contributes to the ongoing narrative of Gig Harbor's historical significance.

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