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City of Bloomington Seeks Residents to Serve on Boards and Commissions
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The City of Bloomington invites residents to apply for positions on multiple boards and commissions. These service opportunities will allow members of the public to directly participate in city government initiatives and policy-making processes. Positions are currently available as follows:
Bloomington Arts Commission – Provides a means for the City of Bloomington to stimulate and promote community appreciation for and participation in the arts.
Bloomington Commission on Sustainability and Resilience – Promotes economic development and environmental health in the community.
Board of Housing Quality Appeals – Hears appeals from individuals who are the subject of, or directly impacted by, a ruling or decision of the enforcing officer or any administration official, in any matter relative to the interpretation or enforcement of any of the provisions of Title 16 of the Bloomington Municipal Code. The board is authorized to conduct investigations relative to appeals and may overrule the decisions of any administrative officer, including the neighborhood development division.
Board of Zoning Appeals – Hears and makes the final decision on requests for variances from development standards in the Unified Development Ordinance.
Capital Improvement Board – Tasked with the development and management of the Monroe County Convention Center and its expansion. Duties include selecting and contracting with organizations for operations, facilitating hotel partnerships, hiring support staff, and assessing the need for extra amenities to enhance the visitor experience.
Community Development Block Grants Funding Citizens Advisory Committee, CDBG – Reviews and recommends grant funds from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for various community development projects.
Commission on the Status of Women – Explores women's issues and concerns, celebrates women's accomplishments, and promotes solutions to the problems and challenges faced by women.
Community Advisory on Public Safety Commission – Advises the Bloomington City Council on community perceptions of and preferences for public safety.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Celebration Commission – To promote and honor Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday and legacy in our community that supports programs to commemorate the federal holiday, including the community-wide Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Celebration and volunteer service day initiatives.
Environmental Commission – Advises the City of Bloomington on how its actions and policies may preserve and enhance the quality of Bloomington's environment, including the life-supporting processes that natural ecological systems provide to humans and other organisms.
Environmental Resources Advisory Council – Acts in an advisory capacity to the Board of Park Commissioners in all policy matters pertaining to the operations of the city's natural areas or facilities. The ERAC also assists in the formulation of policies relating to the use and protection of environmentally sensitive and natural areas.
Historic Preservation Commission – Ensures the historic preservation of and design-conscious development in Bloomington's historic neighborhoods and buildings.
Citizen Advisory Committee of the Metropolitan Planning Organization – The Metropolitan Planning Organization, also known as MPO, is a volunteer group of community representatives. The Citizens Advisory Committee offers input on transportation planning to the Policy Committee and helps raise awareness of transportation policies.
Plan Commission – Responsible for site plan reviews, preliminary and final plats, and final Planned Unit Developments, also known as PUDs.
Tree Commission – Assists the Urban Forester with urban forestry, implementing policies and procedures, and promoting public education on tree care.
Bloomington Urban Enterprise Association – Works to improve the economic, physical, and social environment for BUEA Zone residents and businesses. The BUEA Zone is an area north, west, and south of Downtown whose residents and businesses are eligible for scholarships, arts and business grants and tax incentives.
After submitting an application, candidates must be appointed to the boards or commissions by either the Bloomington Common Council or Mayor Kerry Thomson. City residency is required for most, but not all, of the boards and commissions.
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Prospective applicants are encouraged to attend a meeting of their board or commission of interest before applying. Meeting schedules for each body can be accessed at bloomington.in.gov/public-meetings. All board and commission meetings are open to the public, allowing prospective members to gain a clear understanding of the work involved.
This notice is issued in accordance with Bloomington Municipal Code 2.02.020.
For more information on current vacancies or to apply, visit bloomington.in.gov/onboard/committees.
Bloomington Arts Commission – Provides a means for the City of Bloomington to stimulate and promote community appreciation for and participation in the arts.
- Seat(s) available: 2 • Appointed by: Mayor
- Eligibility Requirements: Must be a City of Bloomington resident
Bloomington Commission on Sustainability and Resilience – Promotes economic development and environmental health in the community.
- Seat(s) available: 3 • Appointed by: Mayor
- Eligibility Requirements: Must be a City of Bloomington resident
Board of Housing Quality Appeals – Hears appeals from individuals who are the subject of, or directly impacted by, a ruling or decision of the enforcing officer or any administration official, in any matter relative to the interpretation or enforcement of any of the provisions of Title 16 of the Bloomington Municipal Code. The board is authorized to conduct investigations relative to appeals and may overrule the decisions of any administrative officer, including the neighborhood development division.
- Seat(s) available: 1 • Appointed by: Mayor
- Eligibility Requirements: Must be a City of Bloomington resident
Board of Zoning Appeals – Hears and makes the final decision on requests for variances from development standards in the Unified Development Ordinance.
- Seat(s) available: 1 • Appointed by: Mayor
- Eligibility Requirements: Must be a City of Bloomington resident and member of the Plan Commission
Capital Improvement Board – Tasked with the development and management of the Monroe County Convention Center and its expansion. Duties include selecting and contracting with organizations for operations, facilitating hotel partnerships, hiring support staff, and assessing the need for extra amenities to enhance the visitor experience.
- Seat(s) available: 1 • Appointed by: Mayor
- Eligibility Requirements: Must be a City of Bloomington resident
Community Development Block Grants Funding Citizens Advisory Committee, CDBG – Reviews and recommends grant funds from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for various community development projects.
- Seat(s) available: 2 • Appointed by: Mayor
- Eligibility Requirements: Must be a City of Bloomington resident
Commission on the Status of Women – Explores women's issues and concerns, celebrates women's accomplishments, and promotes solutions to the problems and challenges faced by women.
- Seat(s) available: 2 • Appointed by: Mayor
- Eligibility Requirements: Can be a City of Bloomington or Monroe County resident
Community Advisory on Public Safety Commission – Advises the Bloomington City Council on community perceptions of and preferences for public safety.
- Seat(s) available: 3 • Appointed by: Common Council
- Eligibility Requirements: Must be a City of Bloomington resident
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Celebration Commission – To promote and honor Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday and legacy in our community that supports programs to commemorate the federal holiday, including the community-wide Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Celebration and volunteer service day initiatives.
- Seat(s) available: 1 • Appointed by: Council
- Eligibility Requirements: Can be a City of Bloomington or Monroe County resident
Environmental Commission – Advises the City of Bloomington on how its actions and policies may preserve and enhance the quality of Bloomington's environment, including the life-supporting processes that natural ecological systems provide to humans and other organisms.
- Seat(s) available: 4 • Appointed by: Mayor - 3, Council - 1
- Eligibility Requirements: Must be a City of Bloomington resident
Environmental Resources Advisory Council – Acts in an advisory capacity to the Board of Park Commissioners in all policy matters pertaining to the operations of the city's natural areas or facilities. The ERAC also assists in the formulation of policies relating to the use and protection of environmentally sensitive and natural areas.
- Seat(s) available: 1 • Appointed by: Board of Park Commissioners
- Eligibility Requirements: Must be a City of Bloomington resident
Historic Preservation Commission – Ensures the historic preservation of and design-conscious development in Bloomington's historic neighborhoods and buildings.
- Seat(s) available: 4 • Appointed by: Mayor - 1, Common Council - 3 Advisory Seats. Please note that the Common Council-appointed seats on this commission do not have voting privileges.
- Eligibility Requirements: Must be a City of Bloomington resident
Citizen Advisory Committee of the Metropolitan Planning Organization – The Metropolitan Planning Organization, also known as MPO, is a volunteer group of community representatives. The Citizens Advisory Committee offers input on transportation planning to the Policy Committee and helps raise awareness of transportation policies.
- Seat(s) available: OPEN - There are no seat limits for this committee
- Individuals who wish to become members must complete a form from the MPO staff and attend three consecutive meetings.
- Eligibility Requirements: Can be a City of Bloomington, Monroe County, or Town of Ellettsville resident
Plan Commission – Responsible for site plan reviews, preliminary and final plats, and final Planned Unit Developments, also known as PUDs.
- Seat(s) available: 1 • Appointed by: Mayor - 1
- Eligibility Requirements: Must be a City of Bloomington resident.
Tree Commission – Assists the Urban Forester with urban forestry, implementing policies and procedures, and promoting public education on tree care.
- Seat(s) available: 1 • Appointed by: Board of Public Works
- Eligibility Requirements: Must be a city of Bloomington resident
Bloomington Urban Enterprise Association – Works to improve the economic, physical, and social environment for BUEA Zone residents and businesses. The BUEA Zone is an area north, west, and south of Downtown whose residents and businesses are eligible for scholarships, arts and business grants and tax incentives.
- Seat(s) available: 2 • Appointed by: Mayor - 1, Common Council - 1
- Eligibility Requirements: Must be a Zone Resident and of a differing political party from the other appointed zone resident
After submitting an application, candidates must be appointed to the boards or commissions by either the Bloomington Common Council or Mayor Kerry Thomson. City residency is required for most, but not all, of the boards and commissions.
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Prospective applicants are encouraged to attend a meeting of their board or commission of interest before applying. Meeting schedules for each body can be accessed at bloomington.in.gov/public-meetings. All board and commission meetings are open to the public, allowing prospective members to gain a clear understanding of the work involved.
This notice is issued in accordance with Bloomington Municipal Code 2.02.020.
For more information on current vacancies or to apply, visit bloomington.in.gov/onboard/committees.
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