City of Marco Island Seeks Applicants for Advisory Committees

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The Marco Island City Council is seeking qualified residents to fill a limited number of upcoming vacancies on the following advisory committees and boards:

  • Beach and Coastal Resources Advisory Committee (1 seat, term expires January 31, 2027)

  • Waterways Advisory Committee (3 seats, 2 terms expire January 31, 2025, and 1 term expires January 31, 2027) 

To qualify to serve on an advisory committee or board, individuals must be residents and registered voters of the City of Marco Island. Appointed individuals will be expected to attend year-round meetings, contribute to group discussions, conduct research, and prepare reports as necessary. In the State of Florida, members of municipal committees and boards must adhere to laws that include the Sunshine Law, Public Records Law, and Code of Ethics. 

To be considered for appointment, interested individuals are encouraged to complete the online application: https://www.cityofmarcoisland.com/bc/webform/online-advisory-board-application located on the City’s website.   Anyone wishing to submit a paper application may do so at the City Clerk’s office, 50 Bald Eagle Drive. Applicants who require an auxiliary aid or other reasonable accommodation to complete the application should contact the City Clerk.

Applications will be accepted through 5 p.m., Friday August 25, 2023. For assistance or more information, contact City Clerk Joan Taylor at (239) 389-5010 or jtaylor@cityofmarcoisland.com.

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