~ The City of Bloomington is currently seeking residents to serve on various boards and commissions, as several terms are set to expire in the coming months. This presents a unique opportunity for individuals to play a role in shaping the community's decisions, policies, and programs.

There are open seats available on a range of topics including parks and public spaces, preservation and planning, community and culture, sustainability and environment, and community safety and housing. Interested candidates must submit an application and be appointed by either the Bloomington Common Council or Mayor Kerry Thomson. It should be noted that city residency is required for most, but not all, of the boards and commissions.

Prospective applicants are encouraged to attend a meeting of their desired board or commission before applying. Meeting schedules for each body can be accessed online. These meetings are open to the public, providing an opportunity for potential members to gain a clear understanding of the work involved.

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For more information on current vacancies or to apply, interested individuals can visit bloomington.in.gov/onboard/committees. This notice is being issued in accordance with Bloomington Municipal Code 2.02.020.

There are several opportunities available with terms expiring on December 31, 2024 including the Board of Park Commissioners, Board of Zoning Appeals, City of Bloomington Capital Improvement (CBCI), Historic Preservation Commission, and Redevelopment Commission.

Additionally, there are opportunities available with terms expiring on January 5th with the Plan Commission; January 15th with the Capital Improvement Board (CIB); and January 31st with various other boards including the Animal Control Commission, Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Commission, Bloomington Arts Commission, Bloomington/Monroe County Human Rights Commission, Commission on Aging, Commission on Hispanic and Latino Affairs, Commission on Sustainability, Commission on the Status of Black Males,

Commission on the Status of Children and Youth,

Commission on the Status of Women,

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Commission,

Economic Development Commission,

Environmental Commission,

Housing Authority Board,

Housing Quality Appeals Board, and the Parking Commission.

This is an excellent opportunity for residents to get involved in their community and make a difference. Interested individuals are encouraged to apply and help shape the future of Bloomington.

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