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The City of Bloomington Seeks Residents to Serve on Boards and Commissions

Bloomington, INLocal News

The City of Bloomington is seeking local residents to fill vacancies on several influential boards and commissions, presenting a unique opportunity for community involvement in local governance. Among the positions available is a seat on the Board of Zoning Appeals, which makes crucial decisions regarding variances from development standards. The CDBG Funding Citizens Advisory Committee plays a significant role in overseeing the allocation of Community Development Block Grants for various projects that benefit the community. Additionally, the Commission on Hispanic and Latino Affairs addresses critical issues affecting these populations, while the Commission on Sustainability promotes initiatives for environmental health and social equity. There are also openings on the Commission on the Status of Black Males, which focuses on challenges faced by Black males in the community.

The city encourages residents to take an active role in shaping policies that address pressing local concerns. Interested parties can reach out to designated city officials for more information and application details. This initiative emphasizes Bloomington's commitment to inclusive governance and community participation.

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