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Troutdale selection committee recommends slate of volunteers for advisory boards

3485515 · May 24, 2025
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Summary

At a City of Troutdale selection committee meeting, members reviewed interviews and read back a slate of recommended appointments to fill vacancies on several city advisory bodies, including parks, planning, historic landmarks and budget panels.

At a City of Troutdale selection committee meeting, members reviewed interviews and read back a slate of recommended appointments to fill vacancies on several city advisory bodies, including the Parks Advisory Committee, Historic Landmarks Commission, Town Center Advisory Board, Planning Commission, the Citizens Advisory Committee and the Budget Committee.

The recommendations were read aloud near the end of the session by city staff; the committee then moved to adjourn. The final read-back included names the committee proposed for each vacant seat and several alternate appointments.

Why it matters: Advisory boards and commissions advise the city council and staff on planning, parks, historic preservation, public safety and budget matters. Filling vacancies affects which community perspectives will be considered on ongoing projects such as the Town Center/confluence planning work and parks and riverfront planning.

Most of the evening consisted of candidate interviews across multiple committees. After the interviews, staff read the committee’s recommended placement of volunteers into specific positions and alternates. The read-back included recommended names for the Budget Committee, Historic Landmarks Commission (HLC), Parks Advisory Committee, Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC), Planning Commission and Town Center Advisory Board (TCAB). The committee asked staff to follow up if any recommended candidate preferred a different role or had a scheduling conflict.

The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn and voice vote in favor. The selection committee did not record a roll-call vote on the full slate during the portion captured in the transcript; staff recorded the committee’s recommendations for follow-up and inclusion in the record.

The selection committee reminded applicants and members that the process is a public meeting, that any notes taken during interviews are part of the public record and that committee chairs would lead selection for their respective committees as candidates were considered.