Three Vacancies on the Snohomish County Parks Advisory Board

Snohomish, WALocal News

Snohomish County is actively seeking residents to fill three vacancies on the Parks Advisory Board, with applications due by February 10. The selection criteria are designed to identify candidates with significant community experience, including involvement with local non-profits and public agencies managing parks. The Parks Advisory Board is essential for guiding the management of Snohomish County's diverse park system, which encompasses over 11,000 acres and numerous recreational facilities that attract millions of visitors each year. Applicants should also demonstrate a history of volunteerism and possess marketing skills relevant to promoting park activities. This effort underscores the county's commitment to enhancing recreational spaces and community engagement.

The Parks and Recreation Division, part of the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, supports a clean environment and thriving communities through its initiatives. Interested candidates can access application details on the Snohomish County website to learn more about the nomination process. This opportunity can significantly impact the future of local parks, making it essential for qualified individuals to apply.

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