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Your application is valid for a period of two years from the date of the application.

No, unfortunately you cannot. To give as many citizens the chance to participate, the County Committee Policy states that you can only serve on one committee at a time. In addition, most committees have a term limit of three consecutive terms.

Yes, but you can choose a second committee after you’ve completed the application for the first committee. But, per as noted above, you can only serve on one committee at a time.

Yes. The orientation provides you with valuable information regarding the laws that apply to all committee members.

The Board of County Commissioners will consider all valid applications at a regularly scheduled Board meeting, and selections will be made to fill the committee vacancies. Appointments made by individual Commissioners are also ratified at a Board meeting.

If you are appointed by the Board of County Commissioners, you will be notified by a letter from the County, via the U.S. mail and email. You will also be contacted by the committee staff person.

No, your application is valid for two years, so you need not apply again until two years after your initial application.

Per Florida Statutes, certain committee members are required to file a Financial Disclosure Form 1, from the Florida Commission on Ethics, within 30 days of being appointed and annually by July 1 thereafter. This form is filed with the Supervisor of Elections office. In addition, when leaving the committee the member must file a final Form 1F within 60 days of leaving the public position. The final Form 1F covers the disclosure period between January 1 and the member’s last day of office within that year.

Feel free to contact the Leon County Agenda Coordinator, Mary Smach, at 850-606-5300 or via email at smachm@leoncountyfl.gov.