The City of Surprise is seeking community-oriented volunteers to fill a new vacancy on its Veterans Disability and Human Services Commission. Interested residents of the city are encouraged to apply for the open position, which has its term set through June 30, 2027. With a commitment to service and local governance, this opportunity allows individuals to effect tangible change within their community.
Applications are available and can be downloaded directly from the city’s website, providing an accessible path for community members to take the first step toward involvement in the decision-making process. All board and commission roles are unpaid, reaffirming that the position is one of public service rather than personal gain. However, the application period is time-sensitive, with a deadline of Friday, November 29, as noted in the City of Surprise official announcement.
The criteria to join the Veterans Disability and Human Services Commission are straightforward, requiring applicants to be residents within the Surprise city limits. This stipulation ensures that members can directly relate to and address the needs and concerns of the local citizenry they aim to represent.
To apply, send it via email to [email protected] or drop off a hard copy at the City Clerk’s Office at Surprise City Hall during regular business hours. Please note, that the City Clerk’s Office will be closed on Thursday, November 28, and Friday, November 29, for Thanksgiving, which may affect late submissions. For questions, call 623-222-1200.
