Politics & Government
West Hartford Needs Volunteers For Town Boards/Commissions
The Town of West Hartford recently put out a call for volunteers to serve on about a dozen boards/commissions with vacancies.
Town of West Hartford
WEST HARTFORD, CT — The town has put the call out for folks to come and serve their communities by having a role in key decisions regarding West Hartford's present and future.
The town is seeking residents interested in serving on one of the 30-plus boards and commissions.
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These boards and commissions provide advice and feedback to elected officials and town department leaders on matters that impact the welfare and quality of life in West Hartford.
The Town of West Hartford said it wants to ensure that the composition of its boards and commissions reflects the town's diversity.
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“We are fortunate that West Hartford has so many residents willing to share their expertise and knowledge on our boards and commissions," said West Hartford Mayor Shari Cantor.
"They provide valuable input to elected officials, making important decisions that affect our town. Our community's engagement is why West Hartford is continuously named one of the best places to live in Connecticut and the country."
While applications are accepted anytime, the town encourages residents to apply for current vacancies using the new, easy-to-use application form.
The following boards and commissions seek new members to fill vacancies:
Board of Assessors
Design Review Advisory Committee
Historic District Commission
Human Rights Commission
Parks & Recreation Advisory Board
Pedestrian & Bicycle Commission
Pension Board
Persons with Disabilities
Prevention Council
Senior Citizens
Sustainable West Hartford Commission
Zoning Board of Appeals
West Hartford’s "Boards and Commissions" webpage contains mission statements, agendas, minutes, and meeting dates.
Residents are welcome to attend any of the Boards and Commissions meetings to learn more.
To participate on a board or commission, West Hartford residents must be registered voters.
The ‘Expression of Interest’ form may be submitted electronically or by mail to: Town Clerk’s Office, 50 South Main Street, West Hartford, CT 06107.
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