Issaquah Seeks Diverse Candidates for Planning Policy Commission

The City of Issaquah is on the lookout for candidates to fill four Regular and one Alternate position on its Planning Policy Commission, which advises the Mayor on policy matters related to urban planning and growth. This commission has been instrumental since its establishment in 1983, providing crucial insights into the city's 20-year Comprehensive Plan. The city emphasizes the importance of diversity and community representation, encouraging applicants from various backgrounds to contribute their unique perspectives. Interested candidates should have a demonstrated interest in planning and development, with a preference for those residing in the city or affiliated through business ownership in the area. The application process requires candidates to submit their applications by 10 a.

m. on February 3, followed by interviews scheduled for the week of February 10. Once the interviews are completed, the Mayor will make appointments, which will then be confirmed by the City Council. This initiative highlights Issaquah's commitment to fostering diversity and addressing critical issues in urban planning. For further inquiries, applicants can reach out via email to the listed contact.