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Wednesday, 27 June 2012 00:00

Opportunities to serve in Waynesville

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The Town of Waynesville is seeking citizens willing to serve on its boards and commissions, including its ABC Board, Firemen’s Relief Fund Board, Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission, Public Art Commission, Board of Adjustment, Historic Preservation Commission, Planning Board and Waynesville Housing Authority.

The town is making an effort to increase citizen involvement, and applications are accepted in advance of vacancies. When vacancies occur, those applicants are contacted to verify interest and qualifications. Recommendations are then presented to the Board of Aldermen.

Applications are available at the Municipal Building located at 16 South Main Street in Waynesville or on the Town’s website.

www.townofwaynesville.org or 828.452.2491.

 

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