Deadline Extended to Apply for a City Board or Commission

Kirkland, WALocal News

The City of Kirkland has extended the application deadline for community members interested in serving on various advisory boards and commissions to February 21, 2025. This opportunity allows residents to provide formal recommendations to the City Council, significantly influencing local governance. Most advisory boards hold monthly evening meetings, and to foster inclusivity, the city provides childcare stipends for members. Eligible candidates can learn more about specific requirements by visiting the Current Recruitment Positions page or contacting the City Clerk's Office. City Council interviews for selected applicants are scheduled for the evening of March 13, 2025.

Several boards, including the Civil Service Commission and Cultural Arts Commission, are currently seeking members, while applications for the Library Board and Planning Commission have closed. This initiative reflects the city's commitment to engaging its community in the decision-making process. By extending the application period, Kirkland aims to ensure diverse representation and active participation in shaping city policies.

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