Mayor Lempert Encourages Interested Residents To Consider Serving on Board or Commission
To the Editor:
We invite and encourage interested Princeton residents to submit an application to serve on a municipal board or commission. There will be several spots opening up at the beginning of the new year on many of Princeton’s boards and commissions, including but not limited to the Planning Board, the Citizens Finance Advisory Committee, and the Civil Rights Commission. There are currently more than 20 boards and commissions that advise the governing body on a vast array of issues.
Being on a board or commission is a rewarding way to make a meaningful contribution to our town. It does require a significant personal commitment, so applicants should consider their ability to commit their time and personal energy before applying. We are making an effort to increase diversity, and welcome applications from all residents of Princeton.
If you are interested in serving on a board or commission, please visit www.princetonnj.gov to submit an application. In the meantime, we encourage all potential applicants to sit in on monthly meetings. Even if you don’t have time to serve on a board, you are welcome to attend occasional meetings. All board, committee, and commission meetings are open to the public. The agendas, minutes, and some videos are available online as well.
Mayor Liz Lempert
Councilwoman Jenny Crumiller