INC NEWS - Openings on County Boards and Commissions

[pat carstensen]

ANNOUNCEMENT

The Durham Board of County Commissioners solicits applicants to fill 
positions on the following citizen boards and commissions:

<sum> Alcoholic Beverage Control Board (1 position)
<sum> Adult Care Home Community Advisory Committee (5 at-large positions)
<sum> Animal Control Review Board (1 at-large position)
<sum> Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (4 positions—1 Bicycle 
Club/Organization, 1 Business/Economic Development, 1 Health/Physical 
Fitness, & 1 Senior Advocacy)
<sum> Board of Adjustment (1 alternate—must live in county, outside of city 
limits)
<sum> Citizens Advisory Committee (1 position)
<sum> Durham Technical Community College Board of Trustees (2 positions)
<sum> Environmental Affairs Board (2 positions—1 Public Health and 1 Public 
Policy)
<sum> Juvenile Crime Prevention Council (1 Juvenile Defense Attorney)
<sum> Library Board (4 positions)
<sum> Memorial Stadium Authority (1 position)
<sum> Multi-Jurisdictional Advisory Board (2 at-large positions)
<sum> Nursing Home Community Advisory Committee (4 at-large positions)
<sum> Open Space and Trails Commission (3 positions—1 Mangum & 1 Oak 
Grove/Carr Townships, & 1 At-Large)
<sum> Raleigh-Durham Airport Noise Abatement Committee (1 at-large position)
<sum> Social Services Board (1 position)
<sum> Transportation Advisory Board (2 at-large position)
<sum> Women’s Commission (4 at-large positions; women of different 
diversities are encouraged to apply.)

Property tax listing must be current.  County and City taxes must not 
reflect any delinquencies before an application is submitted.

Appointments will be considered by the County Commissioners on Monday,
June 27, 2005, at 7:00 p.m. in the Commissioners’ Meeting Room, second 
floor, Durham County Government Administrative Complex, 200 East Main 
Street.

For applications or additional information, contact Yvonne Gordon at 
560-0027.  Website:  www.co.durham.nc.us

Deadline for receipt of applications--5:00 p.m., June 9, 2005