Heeding the call of public service, the City of Bloomington invites citizens to step up and make a difference by serving on various local boards and commissions. According to the city's news release, positions are open on the Planning Commission, as well as young adult seats on the Human Rights, Sustainability, and Parks, Arts, and Recreation Commissions. This is an opportunity for residents to have a direct say in city affairs and to help shape local policy on critical issues.

Interested individuals are encouraged to quickly apply as the deadline is fast approaching—applications must be in by Monday, May 27, at 11:59 p.m. The city is looking to rapidly fill these roles and is opening its doors for community members to participate in local governance. For more details on the application process and the specific commissions, as per the City of Bloomington, MN.

Applicants can expect to play a significant part in discussions and decisions that could shape their environment and the city's future. Placing oneself in such positions of influence and responsibility is a profound way to contribute to the democratic process and ensure that diverse voices are heard and considered in the corridors of power.

The Community Outreach and Engagement Division remains on standby to answer any questions that prospective applicants may have. They can be contacted at [email protected], according to the City of Bloomington, MN.