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Archaeological Commission announces two open seats and plans fall training
Summary
Commissioners reminded the public of two open commission positions (Native American representative and industry representative) and said an in‑person training at the Willits Museum is being rescheduled for early fall for planners and interested residents.
At the close of its Aug. 12 meeting, the Mendocino County Archaeological Commission announced it continues to seek applicants for two open seats: the Native American representative and an industry representative. The chair encouraged interested residents to contact the county planning and building department or the executive office for information about qualifications and how to apply.
Commissioners also said a special in‑person training session at the Willits Museum, intended for county planners and members of the public on the importance of archaeological surveys and project reviews, was postponed and will be rescheduled for early fall. The commission said the meeting date will be posted at least 72 hours in advance.
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