Diverse applicants wanted for Minneapolis boards and commissions

Nine City of Minneapolis boards and commissions have openings for appointments this spring. The City seeks applicants with a diversity of backgrounds and experiences representing the demographics of Minneapolis to strengthen the work of the City. Translation and interpreting services are available so all residents can participate.

Board and commission members help shape key policy decisions, give community-based input into the City’s administration of services, and supply valuable insights. To views openings and position descriptions and timelines, visit minneapolismn.gov/boards/openings.

Applications are open now and will remain open until filled; application review begins April 30. These nine City boards and commissions have 91 open positions:

Animal Care and Control Advisory Board,

Bicycle Advisory Committee,

Pedestrian Advisory Committee,

Public Health Advisory Committee,

Minneapolis Arts Commission,

Southside Green Zone Council,

Racial Equity Community Advisory Committe,

Upper Harbor Terminal Collaborative Planning Committee, and

Workforce Development.

In all, the City of Minneapolis has more than 50 volunteer-based boards, commissions, and advisory committees. Appointments are made twice a year: in the spring and fall. For more info, call 612-673-2216 or email OpenAppointments@minneapolismn.gov.