The City of Kingston is seeking community members to help shape local decisions on housing, accessibility, heritage and other issues.
The City of Kingston is accepting applications from people interested in sharing their knowledge, experience and perspectives on local issues.
Opportunities are available on committees focused on arts, culture and heritage, equity, diversity and inclusion, housing and homelessness, accessibility, planning and rural economic development.
Applicants can also seek positions on the Kingston Police Service Board, Kingston Frontenac Public Library Board and Kingston & Frontenac Housing Corporation Board.
Most positions require applicants to be at least 18 years old. Youth positions are available for people aged 15 to 24 on the Arts, Culture and Heritage Advisory Committee, Housing and Homelessness Advisory Committee and Municipal Accessibility Advisory Committee.
Permanent residency is not required for City-led committees and working groups.
The City encourages applicants to review each committee's mandate, responsibilities and eligibility requirements before applying.
Applications can be submitted online or at City Hall by Nov. 23.
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