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Boards and committees provide advice and recommendations to Council. Most committees include members of the community, as well as Council members with support from Township staff.
Volunteering on a board or committee is a great way to:
- meet new people, and share your ideas and talents;
- provide input into the strategic direction of the Township; and
- make a difference in your community
| Current Vacancies |
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There are no vacancies at this time. Please check back later. |
| Qualifications |
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In addition to any other qualification requirements established by resolution, or the board / committee Terms of Reference; any persons appointed to a board or committee must provide the Township Clerk with a valid Criminal Record Check (including vulnerable sector) annually for the term of their appointment. Any costs incurred in obtaining a criminal record check will be reimbursed by the Township. |
| Term |
| Terms are established within the Terms of Reference for each board and/or committee, and could range from one-to-four years. |
| Remuneration |
| With the exception of the Municipal Election Compliance Audit Committee and the Provincial Appointee to the Police Services Board; boards and committees of Council appointments are on a volunteer basis. No per diems are paid. |
| Application Process & Form |
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Applications are only accepted when a vacancy on a board or committee has been advertised. If a vacancy exists, the Township will advertise in the local newspaper and on the Township website. All residents are welcome to apply by submitting a Citizen Appointment Application Form. Applicants are responsible for ensuring their application has been received by the Township Clerk. |
| Selection Process |
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Once application submission deadlines have closed, application forms are reviewed by Council during a closed session as personal information is discussed. Successful applicants are notified by the Township Clerk and all must attend a mandatory orientation session. |