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Board of Supervisors

Agenda & Minutes

About the Board of Supervisors

Lu Barron - District 1

2010 Liaison Assignments

James M. Houser - District 5

2010 Liaison Assignments

Linda Langston - District 2

2010 Liaison Assignments

Brent Oleson - District 4

2010 Liaison Assignments

Ben Rogers - District 3

2010 Liaison Assignments

Advisory Boards and Commissions

AOB Public Input Results

SSI Services - Radio Operations Report

Witwer Trust Grant Program



Advisory Boards and Commissions
Board of Supervisors
COMMISSIONS AND ADVISORY BOARDS

What opportunities are available?
Many opportunities exist for Linn County residents to serve the community on commissions or advisory committees.

Click here for a current listing of all Linn County Boards and Commissions, responsibilities and members.

What is the meeting schedule?
Each board, commission or advisory committee has its own meeting schedule and location. Click here to see a listing of the meeting times and locations.

How do I apply to serve?
If you wish to be considered for appointment, please click this link and download the PDF document. Print and complete the "Linn County Appointment Resume" form and mail to:

Linn County Board of Supervisors
930 First Street, SW
Cedar Rapids, IA 52404

If you would like additional information, please contact the Board of Supervisors at 319-892-5000.

The function and special requirements for appointment to each commission or advisory board are explained on its respective page. Current appointments are also shown on the appropriate page.

FUNCTIONS OF A COMMISSION AND ADVISORY BOARD

The Linn County Board of Supervisors has certain expectations of members of its commissions and advisory boards. These guidelines should be considered by individuals before seeking appointment.

As a commission/advisory board member, you have a role in guiding your respective organization in the accomplishment of its purpose, goals and objectives.

To accomplish this task, a commission/advisory board should operate with a list of objectives to guide its work each year. This list might be developed at yearly planning sessions. An objective is a brief statement of the results you wish to accomplish by a definite time period. This listing of results gives a sense of direction to the body.

Members shall become familiar with the budget of the respective commission/advisory board under consideration (if applicable) and its relationship to the overall county budget.

Members shall be sensitive to potential conflicts of interest.

Members shall make every attempt to follow the rules of fairness and objectivity in all activities concerning the commission or advisory board.

Members shall adhere to the open meetings law.

Members shall make every effort to attend commission or advisory board meetings (have at least 90 percent attendance at meetings), be punctual, be considerate of everyone’s point of view and be prepared to take an active role in board/commission or advisory committee activities.

Members shall, if eligible for reappointment, notify the Board of Supervisors of continuing interest to serve.

If it becomes necessary to resign from a commission or advisory board, the member shall notify, in writing, the Board of Supervisors.


Associated Files:
  • Meeting Schedule Linn County Commissions & Boards  Word  
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  • Linn County Boards & Commissions - 2010  Word  
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  • Linn County Appointment Resume  Word  
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