City of Commerce City, CO
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Participating in boards or commissions help our city address community needs. Commerce City's boards and commissions have specific responsibilities as detailed in the city charter and the municipal code.
Each board and commission has different roles and responsibilities. Terms of office, membership size, qualifications, and meeting schedules vary for each board and commission. Members are appointed by the City Council.
View board descriptions and responsibilities
Agendas & Minutes
Agendas and minutes are published for all city boards and commissions.
Application Process for Boards & Commissions
Published openings are listed below and applications are always accepted even if no vacancy is posted. Apply online by clicking the link below. The next quarterly interviews are scheduled for Saturday, January 25, the deadline to apply is Friday, January 17.
Online Application for Appointment
If there is a published opening, all applications are scheduled for an interview with the city council subcommittee. City Council will appoint, by resolution, members to each boards and commission vacancy. If a vacancy has not been published, applications will be held for a time until a new vacancy is posted.
Current Vacancies
Board |
Vacancies |
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Citizens Public Safety Advisory Board | 6 Regular Members |
Cultural Council | None |
Derby Review Board | 2 Alternate Members |
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Co | 2 Regular Members |
Environmental Policy Advisory Committee |
3 Regular Member 1 Alternate Member |
Housing Authority |
1 Alternate Member |
Parks, Recreation, & Golf Advisory Committee | 1 Regular Member |
Planning Commission | 1 Alternate Member |
Quality Community Foundation | 4 Regular Members |
Senior Commission | 1 Alternate Member |
Veterans Commission |
1 Regular Member 2 Alternate Members 3 Ex-Officio Members |
Youth Commission |
3 Youth Members 2 Adult Members |
Zoning Board of Adjustment |
1 Regular Member 3 Alternate Members |
Alternate Members serve in the absence of a regular member. Ex-Officio members are non-voting advisory members. |
Advisory Committees
Advisory committees are occasionally used to provide input on a specific topic and have a limited time period.