MAYOR ROTH INVITES RESIDENTS TO SERVE ON A BOARD OR COMMISSION
MAYOR ROTH INVITES RESIDENTS TO SERVE ON A BOARD OR COMMISSION
Mayor Mitch Roth is calling on kamaʻaina from across the island to consider serving on one of the many County Boards and Commissions to amplify community involvement in the County decision-making process. These volunteer bodies empower residents to actively shape decisions that impact the well-being and future of Hawaiʻi County.
Vacancies currently exist on the following boards, presenting a unique opportunity for dedicated individuals to make a lasting impact:
- Banyan Drive Redevelopment Agency
- Environmental Management Commission
- Fire Board of Appeals
- Fire Commission
- Game Management Advisory Commission
- Kailua Village Design Commission
- Leeward Planning Commission
- Liquor Commission
- Liquor Control Adjudication Board
- Pension Board
- Police Commission
- Public Access, Open Space, and Natural Preservation Commission
- Tax Board of Review
- Transportation Commission
- Windward Planning Commission
- Youth Commission
Each board has distinct requirements for its members, so reviewing the responsibilities and expectations is essential.
For detailed information regarding the current vacancies and how to apply, please visit our official website at https://www.hawaiicounty.gov/our-county/boards-and-commissions or get in touch with Pomaikaʻi Bartolome, who can provide further assistance, via email at pbartolome@hawaiicounty.gov.
Mayor Mitch Roth believes that these Boards and Commissions play an integral role in ensuring the diversity of voices within our community is heard and respected. “By actively participating in these important bodies, you can help guide the future of our County and contribute to the vibrancy and diversity that makes Hawaiʻi County truly special,” Mayor Roth stated
