Questions about appointed boards, commissions, and committees (CBJ Advisory Boards) should be directed to the City Clerk's office City_Clerk@ci.juneau.ak.us (907) 586-5278
Appointments to CBJ Advisory Boards are considered by the Assembly Human Resources Committee at their meetings held every third Monday (the same evening as Assembly meetings) at 6:00 p.m. in the Assembly Chambers. Their agendas and minutes are available online at http://www.juneau.org/clerk/HRC.php.
HOW TO APPLY
1. Application forms are available outside Room 202 at the Municipal Building or can be obtained by telephoning 586-5278. The forms are also available for download here as an Adobe Acrobat file:
Printable CBJ Application Form in .pdf format
The application packet contains the How to Apply information sheet, the application itself and a list of all the CBJ committees. Once completed, you can then return it to the clerk's office as an e-mail attachment. You may also send it via regular mail, or fax at 586-4552.
Applicants to the Local Emergency Planning Committee need to complete both a
CBJ
Application Form as well as a State
of Alaska LEPC application form.
2. Click here for a link to the current vacancies. They are also published in the "Your Municipality" advertisement in the Friday edition of the Juneau Empire, on Cable Channel 7, and posted on the bulletin board outside the Clerk’s office in the Municipal Building.
3. Fill out one application for each board/commission you are applying for and mail, deliver, or fax it to: Municipal Clerk, 155 South Seward Street, Juneau, AK 99801; fax 586-4552. Email: City_Clerk@ci.juneau.ak.us
Qualifications to serve vary with the board, but the most important ones are having the time, interest and willingness to serve. Time requirements can vary from three hours per month to 20 hours per week.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
- CONSIDERATION OF APPLICANTS
1. You will be considered for the boards and commissions for which you apply
as vacancies occur, either through the expiration of a member?s term or through
a member?s resignation. For board seats becoming vacant by the expiration
of a member's term, an incumbent wishing to be reappointed can reapply for
their seat by filling out the application and are considered in the same manner
and process as all other applicants. Incumbents are not automatically reappointed.
2. Vacancies occur throughout the year, and applications are accepted at any time.
3. Applications are held one year for consideration. If, after that time, you are still interested in applying for a board or commission, please submit a new application.
4. The Human Resources Committee meets on the second and fourth Monday of every month to consider recommendations for appointments to boards and commissions which are then submitted to the Assembly for confirmation.
5. The Assembly seeks to have broad representation from throughout the community so that in making appointments they consider many factors.
6. Applications are always welcome, and you should not feel discouraged if you are not quickly appointed or notified. If you do hear of a vacancy in which you are interested, it is suggested that you call to remind the Municipal Clerk you have an application on file.
Thank you for your interest.
Juneau Neighborhood Associations (Report on neighborhood concerns to the Assembly)
Many documents at this site are offered as Adobe Acrobat (PDF) files. To read these, you will need to download the FREE Adobe Reader. To do so, click on the gold button at the bottom of the menu and follow the instructions. (Click here for more information about access to PDF files for the visually disabled.)