LEOFF 1 Disability Board Invites Applications for At-Large Position

Lacey, WALocal News

The LEOFF 1 Disability Board is actively seeking qualified applicants for a vacant at-large position, emphasizing the requirement for candidates to reside in Lacey and to not be current or retired law enforcement officers. This recruitment effort highlights the board's principles of inclusivity and community engagement in governance related to disability benefits. Comprised of five members, the board is responsible for administering the LEOFF I benefits and entitlements, ensuring that the interests of local law enforcement and fire fighters are upheld. The board meets as necessary to address issues related to these benefits, making it essential for members to have a vested interest in the local community. Interested individuals can find the application link to the Boards & Commissions Application in the announcement.

This opportunity not only empowers residents but also enhances the board's connection to the community it serves. The commitment to local involvement reflects the city's dedication to transparency and community engagement in public service. By filling this vacancy, the city aims to uphold its mission of providing comprehensive support to its emergency service personnel.

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