Navasota seeking applications for boards, commissions, committees
Are you interested in getting involved and contributing to the future of the City of Navasota? Consider applying to serve on one of the city’s many volunteer boards, commissions and committees. By joining a city board, you can make a difference by having a say in how The City of Navasota grows and operates.
City of Navasota currently has vacancies on the Board of Adjustments, the Library Board, and Keep Navasota Beautiful Commission. These organizations are seeking new appointees. If appointed to these positions, applicants will fulfill the remainder of that term for that position.
The City is accepting applications for these open positions through July 17, and appointments will be made July 24, at the city council meeting. The City will also have regular appointments for all boards and commissions later in the year around September.
For more information contact the city secretary’s office, 936-825-6475 or via email, shomeyer@navasotatx.gov or msavensky@navasotatx.gov.
About City of Navasota Boards The various boards, commissions, and committees provide support for their associated city departments, advise staff and make recommendations. Additionally, boards and commissions provide advice and guidance to city council., which is why diversity of people and perspectives is so important to the make-up of boards and commissions.
There are eight established boards, commissions and committees, and from time-to-time ad hoc groups are formed to work on particular issues. If you are interested in serving on one of the boards visit, https:// www.navasotatx.gov/volunteer_ on_a_city_board_webform/ index.php.
Frequently Asked Questions Time commitment – Each committee or board meets at different frequencies. Some could meet as much as once a month or as little as once a year.
Qualifications – Qualifications vary from board to board; however, at a minimum, qualifi cations include a dedication to serving the community and a commitment to active participation on the board, commission, or committee you join. Navasota residency is preferred, but not always required for certain boards.