"How To" Request To Fill A Board/Commission Vacancy
Frequently Asked Questions
There is NO application process if a citizen wants to fill a vacancy on a City Of Raleigh board, commission or committee. The following FAQ details the procedure is which these vacancies are filled.
What Are The City's Boards And Commissions?
Visit this page to learn more about City-appointed boards, commissions and committees.
How Do I Know If There Is A Vacancy?
Vacancies are listed on the City Council agenda, which can be found here. Vacancies are indicated in the "Appointments" section of the agenda (usually near the end of the agenda).
You can also contact the City Clerk's office (919-996-3040 or email gail.smith@ci.raleigh.nc.us ) to get information on vacancies.
Do I Apply For A Vacancy?
For additional information on board and commission appointments, contact City Clerk Gail Smith at 919-996-3040 or gail.smith@ci.raleigh.nc.us.
If The Councilor Decides To Nominate Me, What Happens Next?
When nominations are called for at the regular City Council meeting, the councilor will present your name to the City Council for voting. The City Council will vote on the nomination by secret ballot, although the results will be made public. If the candidate receives five votes from the City Council, the candidate is approved to serve on that board or committee.
How Long Can I Serve On A Board/Committee?
An appointee may serve on any one board/committee no more than three consecutive two-year terms (six years total). Also, no person shall serve on more than two boards/commissions at any one time.
Is There Official Language Pertaining To This Process?
Yes, the process of appointments to boards and commissions can be found in the city's municipal code. The information is available here. (under Part 1. General Government, Chapter 4. Boards And Commissions)
For additional information on board and commission appointments, contact City Clerk Gail Smith at 919-996-3040 or gail.smith@ci.raleigh.nc.us.
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