St. Pete Standard

St. Petersburg, FL - The City of St. Petersburg has multiple boards and committees with vacancies that are seeking residents to serve.

Advisory Commission on Aging - four vacancies

The Advisory Commission on Aging leverages and advocates for programs and resources that protect and ensure quality of life for St. Petersburg’s aging community

More information: www.stpete.org/aca

Board of Trustees of the Police Pension Fund - two vacancies

The Board of Trustees of the Police Pension Fund is responsible for the administration, operation, and investments of the Police Pension Plan.

More information: www.stpete.org/ppb

Code Enforcement Board - four vacancies

The Code Enforcement Board conducts hearings related to the enforcement of any codes or ordinances of the City. The Board consists of seven members and appointments to the Board are approved by City Council.

More information: www.stpete.org/ceb

Committee to Advocate for Persons with Impairment - four vacancies

The function of CAPI is to advise City Council on issues and to advocate on behalf of persons with disabilities. CAPI provides the City with guidance relative to the concerns, rights, special needs and dignity of persons with disabilities to ensure their full participation in and enjoyment of the City's facilities, programs, and services.

More information: www.stpete.org/capi

Investment Oversight Committee - multiple vacancies

The Investment Oversight Committee meets to discuss prior investment activities, recommend changes in investment strategies, and make suggestions on portfolio management and internal controls.

More information: www.stpete.org/ioc

Nuisance Abatement Board - five vacancies

The Nuisance Abatement Board hears and decides cases involving properties in the City allegedly being used for illegal activity. This Board plays an important role in reducing crime and improving the safety and welfare of St. Petersburg citizens and visitors by encouraging property owners to take responsibility to prevent their properties from becoming the site of ongoing nuisance activities.

More information: www.stpete.org/nab

For more information on how you can get involved, visit www.stpete.org/getinvolved.

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