Pinellas County is currently seeking applicants to fill a vacancy on the Historic Preservation Board (HPB). The open volunteer position is designated to represent Commissioner Rene Flowers’ district and will run through December 31, 2027. According to a recent county announcement, individuals with backgrounds in archaeology, architecture, or historical preservation are encouraged to apply, as the role involves reviewing matters related to historic districts and landmarks.
The HPB functions as part of the Certified Local Government program, aligning its responsibilities with federal preservation standards. The board’s duties include reviewing proposed changes to designated landmarks and contributing to the development of public education materials related to historic preservation. Applications for the open seat are due by September 12. The board consists of nine members and two alternates, representing a range of professional backgrounds and community interests, with a shared focus on supporting and preserving Pinellas County’s cultural and historical assets.
The open position on the HPB offers an opportunity to contribute to the community by helping guide development while maintaining the significance of historic sites and structures. Individuals interested in applying can visit the county’s website to access the application form. Applicants are required to submit the completed form along with an up-to-date resume for consideration in this heritage-focused role.
