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Roseville Seeking Advisory Commission Applications The Roseville City Council is seeking applicants for vacancies on several commissions, including the Community Engagement Commission and the Finance Commission that the council established earlier this year. Commissions serve as voluntary advisory boards to the City Council. Deadline for applying is Wednesday, March 5. Interviews will be conducted the week of March 10. Dates and times will be determined depending upon number of applicants. Community Engagement Commission - seven vacancies NEW The seven-member Community Engagement Commission will look at ways to increase and improve community involvement, including engaging more residents in civic affairs and governance and in volunteering. The commission will meet the second Thursday of each month (subject to change). Ethics Commission - one vacancy The five-member Ethics Commission advises the City Council on matters involving the City's ethics code, administration of the ethics code and other responsibilities delegated by the City Council. The commission meets quarterly. Finance Commission -7 vacancies NEW The Finance Commission will focus on transparency and accessibility of financial information, the budget process, including, financial policies, recommendations on funding strategies for the capital improvement plan and budget goals and objectives in such areas as local tax rate and spending targets. The commission will meet the second Tuesday of each month (subject to change). Human Rights Commission - one vacancy The seven-member Human Rights Commission provides a method for citizen input concerning human rights issues and promotes a positive human rights climate in the community through public education. The commission meets the third Wednesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. Parks and Recreation Commission - one vacancy The nine-member Parks and Recreation Commission provides for citizen input concerning parks and recreation facilities, programs, needs and concerns. The commission identifies areas, which may require action or change to promote a safe and responsive Parks and Recreation program. The commission meets the first Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. Public Works, Environment and Transportation Commission - four vacancies The seven-member Commission advises Council and staff on public works, environmental and transportation matters. The commission maintains an interest in and an understanding of the Public Works Department and in federal, state, county, regional and other services that impact the City's public works functions. They meet the fourth Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m.