 The City of Minneapolis is looking for applicants with a diversity of backgrounds and experiences to join advisory boards and commissions.
Apply by March 31, and stay up to date on vacancies, position descriptions and timelines by visiting the City website.
Commission highlight: Advisory Board on Aging
This year, the City is putting together a strategic plan to ensure that people in Minneapolis can maintain their lifestyle after retirement. The plan will include needs like housing and support services. One important part of this planning process is the Minneapolis Advisory Committee on Aging.
The committee provides advice and recommendations to the City Council, mayor and department leadership. It focuses on policies and programs that serve adults aged 50 and older. There are 15 openings on the committee this spring.
Share this opportunity and online by March 31.
Meeting schedule
The committee meets the second Thursday of every month from 1-3 p.m. at the Public Service Building, 505 4th Avenue South in downtown Minneapolis.
Questions?
Reach out to staff liaison Christina Kendrick at christina.kendrick@minneapolismn.gov.
 Serving on City boards and commissions offers a direct way for residents to advise City leadership about topics important to them. This is a way to help make changes and improvements that affect your community.
The full list of groups currently recruiting includes:
- Advisory Committee on Aging
- Advisory Committee on Disabilities
- Advisory Committee on Housing
- Bicycle Advisory Committee
- Homegrown Food Council
- Pedestrian Advisory Committee
- Public Health Advisory Committee
You can help spread the word by sharing:
Translation and interpreting are available so all residents can participate.
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