Congratulations to Nashville's Newest Board and Commission Members!

On Thursday, March 7th, the Metropolitan Nashville Council confirmed appointments to various boards and commissions that serve our vibrant city. We extend our heartfelt congratulations Wedgewood Houston resident, Neil Kornutick, and to all these who were confirmed!

  1. Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission: Mr. Matthew Hertz

  2. Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission: Ms. Ashleigh Wilson

  3. Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission: Ms. Katherine McDonell

  4. CATV Special Committee: Ms. Joan Fleming

  5. Equalization Board: Ms. Deb Dawson

  6. Fair Commissioners Board: Mr. Todd Hartley

  7. Parks and Recreation Board: Mr. Shan Foster

  8. Planning Commission: Ms. Kathy Leslie

  9. Traffic and Parking Commission: Mr. Neil Kornutick

  10. Traffic and Parking Commission: Mr. Jama Mohamed

These dedicated individuals will play a vital role in shaping Nashville's future by providing essential guidance and oversight across a range of critical areas. Their expertise and commitment to public service will be invaluable as we continue to navigate growth, development, and new challenges.

Interested in Serving Your Community?

Are you passionate about making a difference in Nashville? Did the recent Council meeting spark your interest in joining a board or commission? We encourage you to consider getting involved!

The Metropolitan Nashville Council appoints qualified individuals to serve on over 50 boards and commissions that address a wide range of topics, including:

  • Planning and zoning

  • Parks and recreation

  • Transportation

  • Public safety

  • Arts and culture

  • And many more!

Serving on a board or commission is a fantastic way to:

  • Contribute your skills and knowledge to the betterment of Nashville.

  • Gain valuable experience in local government.

  • Connect with other passionate residents and stakeholders.

  • Have a direct impact on shaping policies that affect our city.

How to Apply:

The application process for boards and commissions is typically open year-round. Here's how you can get started:

  1. Visit the Boards & Commissions webpage: https://www.nashville.gov/boards This page provides a comprehensive list of all boards and commissions, their responsibilities, and meeting schedules.

  2. Find a board or commission that aligns with your interests and qualifications. Each board or commission page will detail the specific qualifications and application process.

  3. Complete and submit the application form: Most applications require you to submit a resume, cover letter, and references.

  4. Email your Metropolitan Nashville Council Member to express your interest. The Council Member can help you navigate the application process.

Stay Informed:

For the latest updates on board and commission openings, application deadlines, and other important information, be sure to subscribe to the "Boards & Commissions" email list on the Metro Nashville website.

We encourage all residents with a passion for service to consider becoming a board or commission member. Your voice and expertise can help shape a brighter future for Nashville!

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