City seeks volunteers for CDBG Citizen Advisory Committee

Marysville, WALocal News

Marysville seeks volunteers for the CDBG Citizen Advisory Committee, which plays a crucial role in distributing federal funds aimed at assisting low- to moderate-income residents. The committee evaluates proposals, recommends funding allocations, and reviews program effectiveness, meeting 3-4 times annually in public sessions. Currently, there are four vacancies: three for representatives from senior citizens, business, education, faith, charity, low-income individuals, and people with disabilities, and one for a high school youth member. Applicants must live within Marysville city limits and submit their letters of interest by August 29. The committee's work supports Community Development Block Grants, which fund affordable housing and anti-poverty programs.

Mayor Jon Nehring will recommend appointments, pending confirmation by the City Council. This initiative is vital for enhancing community welfare and ensuring effective use of federal resources. Engaging youth in local governance fosters civic responsibility and community involvement.

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