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Auburn announces volunteer board vacancies; mayor notes community events and July schedule change
Summary
Mayor Ron Anders announced openings on two advisory bodies and encouraged residents to apply; appointments will be made at the July 22 council meeting.
Mayor Ron Anders announced openings on two city advisory bodies and reminded residents about application steps and upcoming meeting dates.
The city has two vacancies on the Green Space Advisory Board. The mayor said the two positions begin in August 2025 and are four-year terms running through 2029. The council will decide appointments at the July 22 city council meeting.
The mayor also announced one vacancy on the Planning Commission: an unexpired three-year term that will end in July 2028. Anders encouraged interested residents to visit the city website for application instructions and to review minutes and videos of commission meetings before applying.
Mayor Anders closed with community notes: he congratulated the Auburn Community Theatre on its 20th anniversary and reminded residents that the council’s next meeting will be delayed one week because of the July 4 holiday; he also reminded the public of the city’s July 4 fireworks at Doug Sanford Stadium.
Why it matters: volunteer advisory boards and the planning commission influence local planning and open-space decisions; appointment timelines and term lengths are relevant for applicants and stakeholders.
Next steps: interested residents were instructed to apply through the city website; appointments will be made at the July 22 council meeting as reported by the mayor.
