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Page County to post conservation board vacancy; applications due Jan. 31 with appointment targeted Feb. 11

2122586 · January 15, 2025
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Summary

Following a recent resignation, the board directed staff to post the conservation board vacancy on the county website with applications due Jan. 31 and to place the appointment on the Feb. 11 agenda for naming a replacement.

The Page County board said a seat on the conservation board is vacant following a resignation and directed staff to post the opening on the county website. The board established an application deadline of Jan. 31 and said it would name a replacement on its Feb. 11 agenda (the board discussed but did not commit to meeting Feb. 4).

Board members discussed whether to advertise the vacancy in the newspaper and decided to post it on the county website rather than run a print notice. One member suggested extending the application window to Feb. 4 if needed; the board settled on Jan. 31 as the due date for applications so the packet could be prepared for the Feb. 11 meeting. The board also discussed checking with the conservation board liaison (Michelle) before finalizing the appointment list.

The motion or direction is procedural: staff will post the vacancy on the website, accept applications through Jan. 31, and bring applicants for consideration at the Feb. 11 board meeting. The board noted the conservation board has continued to function with four members while the vacancy remains open.