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Morning Brief: City Council is Recruiting to Fill Vacancies on Advisory Boards and Commissions

The City of Longmont can use your passion, your opinions, and your desire to share in the vision for our community. City Council is currently recruiting to fill the following vacancies on advisory boards and commissions
Macie May
Macie May

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The City of Longmont can use your passion, your opinions, and your desire to share in the vision for our community. City Council is currently recruiting to fill the following vacancies on advisory boards and commissions:

  • Airport Advisory Board
  • Art in Public Places Commission
  • Callahan House Advisory Board
  • Housing and Human Services Advisory Board
  • Longmont Housing Authority
  • Master Board of Appeals (There are special requirements for this board)
  • Transportation Advisory Board

Applicants must be a registered voter of and live in Longmont for at least one year prior to serving and be willing to actively serve their community for terms that last from three to five years. To learn more about the vacancies, any special requirements, and apply online, please visit https://www.longmontcolorado.gov/board-application.

Applications will be accepted by the City Clerk’s Office through Thursday, January 31, 2019 at 5 pm. For more information, please call 303-651-8649.

Longmont City Council Members 2018--Source: City of Longmont website

Longmont City Council Agenda for Tuesday, January 8, 2019

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I am not a fan of groups, group dynamics or myself in a group. I am typically uncomfortable and overly self-aware/self-conscious while in a group. Typically, I remain quiet and simply observe others when in a group, largely out of a sense of nervousness and mistrust. (I hypothesize that I never successfully integrated into a group in any of the situations of my life: grade school, high school, college, work, roller derby, dance class, art class, traveling, in the grocery store, not even in my own family at family dinners, birthday parties or get-togethers.) This being the case, I typically am not a joiner, as my dad calls it.

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