Middletown
Leads
Middletown Leads
is a weekly newsletter intended to connect the Middletown community by
providing information about civic undertakings by the Town.
How can a Middletown resident become active in town government?
Middletown has a number of Boards and Committees whose members are residents
in the community with an interest in public affairs and the Town’s proposed
activities.
A primary qualification for members is objectivity.
Committee members are expected to carefully consider discussion items,
especially those requiring the application of rules and regulations, from a
perspective of fairness without personal bias.
Most boards and committees meet on a monthly basis.
Board members are appointed for various terms, and
some of the groups even have term limits that serve to encourage new
participation. Vacancies are published
in the local newspapers, and now they will also appear here to reach a larger
audience
Town of Middetown - Board Vacancies
The Town Council of the Town of Middletown is seeking qualified
Middletown electors to serve on the following named Town
boards and commissions:
Aquidneck Island Planning Commission (AIPC) – 1 vacancy, to
complete a term expiring 7-2020
a regional group that addresses such issues as transportation,
affordable housing, etc.
Beach Commission- 4 vacancies, terms expire 11-2020
a town committee
that reviews issues related to the beaches and makes recommendations
Citizens Memorial Committee- 2 vacancies, terms indefinite
a town committee
that reviews applications to memorialize persons or events
Coastal Resource Management Council- 1 vacancy, Middletown
Representative, term 2019
a state agency
(with a local rep) that regulates development in coastal areas
Conservation Commission- 1 vacancy, term expiring 7-2021
a town committee
that reviews applications for development in town watersheds
Economic Development Advisory Committee- 2 vacancies, terms 1-2024
a town committee
that considers and reviews economic proposals and impacts
Juvenile Hearing Board- 1 vacancy, Auxiliary member, term expiring
4-2021
a board that
reviews issues related to juvenile matters
Library Board of Trustees- 1 vacancy, to complete a term expiring
9-2021
a board that
approves the business of the public library as required by the state
Open Space and Fields Committee- 5 vacancies, terms expiring
11-2021
a committee that
advises regarding matters related to parks and land preservation
Pension Trust Fund Committee- 1 vacancy, term expiring 2-2022
a committee that
reviews all matters related to pension investment
Personnel Board- 1 vacancy, term expiring 12-2021
a committee that
reviews and recommends candidates for town positions
Planning Board – 1 vacancy, to complete a term expiring 2-2020 and
3 vacancies, terms expiring 2-2022
a board that
reviews development applications and implements the Comprehensive Plan
Roads and Utilities Advisory Committee- 1 vacancy, professional
member, term expiring 1-2020
a committee that
advises other entities regarding matters related to the Town’s infrastructure
Senior Center Board of Directors- 3 vacancies, terms expiring
1-2022
a board that
oversees the management and activities of the Middletown Senior Center
Tax Assessment Review Board-Bi-partisan Board, Democrat or
Republican Representative- 1 vacancy, term expiring 10-2021
a board that
reviews tax abatement requests and appeals
Tree Commission- 1 vacancy, term expiring 1-2022
a 501c3 committee
that plants trees on town and public property and reviews landscaping plans
Zoning Board of Review – 1 vacancy, Alternate member, to complete
a term expiring 4-2019
a board that
considers applications for development variances and special use permits
How to Apply:
Applications are available at the Office of the Town Clerk, Town
Hall, 350 East Main Road, Middletown or on the Town’s website www.middletownri.com.
Please complete and
return no later than December 21, 2018.
Weekly essays about Middletown community and
municipal affairs will appear on the Middletown Public Library website.
Questions and suggested topics are welcome.
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