City accepting public member applications for committees, boards

The City of Grande Prairie is encouraging residents to apply for a number of different public member positions on city boards.

According to the city, there is 27 different vacancies across nine boards, committees and commissions.

The boards, committees and commissions accepting applications include the: Assessment Review Board, Combative Sports Commission, Community Advisory Committee, Community Knowledge Campus Advisory Committee, Economic Development Advisory Committee, Grande Prairie Airport Commission, Grande Prairie Public Library Board, Housing & Homelessness Advisory Committee, and the joint Appeals Board.

“Public members on our boards, committees and commissions play a meaningful role in how decisions are made at the City,” said Mayor, Jackie Clayton. “They take the time to review information, consider different perspectives and provide recommendations that help Council make informed decisions. We truly value the time and commitment these members bring to the process, and I encourage residents who are interested in serving their community in this way to consider applying.”

Members who sit on these boards will provide advice and make recommendations to help with City Council decisions.

Some members will also serve in a quasi-judicial capacity and have the authority to make decisions and judgments as provided for under provincial legislation.

Applicants must be 18 years of age or older and meet the skills, abilities and experience requirements for the position you are applying for.

Applications are open until November 27, with the term beginning in January 2027.

More information about the positions open, can be found on the city’s website.

Thomas Robertson
Thomas Robertson
Based in Grande Prairie, Thomas has a strong passion for writing and watching sports. He loves getting involved around the community, and always willing to crack a joke.

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