Interested applicants are invited to join the city for an optional “Boards & Bagels” open house from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 6 at Vancouver City Hall
The city of Vancouver is now accepting applications for openings on 13 Boards and Commissions. Applications close on Saturday, Sept. 30.
“Boards and Commissions give our community a direct voice in shaping the policies that impact Vancouver’s livability, health, safety and future,” said Mayor Anne McEnerny-Ogle. “You don’t need a long resume or political experience, just a passion for this city and a desire to help shape its future.”
Openings:
- Aviation Advisory Committee – one opening
- City Center Redevelopment Authority Board – two openings
- Culture, Arts and Heritage Commission – three openings
- Clark County Historic Preservation Commission – one opening
- Clark County Mosquito Control Board – one opening
- Downtown Redevelopment Authority Board – three openings
- Fort Vancouver Regional Library Board of Trustees – one opening
- Lodging Tax Advisory Committee – eight openings
- Planning Commission – one opening
- Portland Airport Citizen’s Noise Advisory Committee – one opening
- Salary Review Commission – two openings
- Transportation and Mobility Commission – five openings
- Vancouver Public Facilities District Board of Directors – two openings
Interested applicants are invited to join the city for an optional “Boards & Bagels” open house from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 6 at Vancouver City Hall Aspen Room, 415 W. 6th Street. Drop in for bagels from Vancouver’s own Sunrise Bagels, coffee, tea and an opportunity to chat with current City commissioners and staff. No RSVP required. All are welcome.
Board information, membership requirements and position opening details can be found in the Board Application Portal.
Information provided by the city of Vancouver.
Also read:
- Man arrested after shattering 13 windows at WA Capitol, authorities say
Clayton Stephen Seaborn shattered 13 Capitol windows with rocks and his fists before crashing his car and being arrested near railroad tracks. - County Council, Planning Commission to hold work sessions on comprehensive plan update
Work sessions run June through July covering land use, housing, transportation, and capital facilities chapters. - Opinion: SCOTUS should strike down tardy ballots
Lars Larson argues Washington state’s 3-week post-election ballot window undermines public trust in results. - Free lunch during the summer for kids and teens
Battle Ground Public Schools offers free lunches for kids 18 and under at CAM Academy, June 15 through Aug. 20. - Camas School District names Griffin Peyton director of secondary education
Griffin Peyton supervised 15 K–12 principals and more than 9,000 students at Evergreen Public Schools before his appointment. - Foes of WA income tax race to collect initiative signatures
Let’s Go Washington had collected 165,000 of the needed 308,911 signatures as of Wednesday morning. - Class of 2026 spotlight: Rego scholarship recipient Emet Ordway of Battle Ground High School
Emet Ordway attended three campuses but always returned to wear Battle Ground’s colors on the field.
