UPDATE: The City of Lawrenceville is urgently inviting residents and business owners to step up and shape the future of their community by applying for open positions on various civic boards. A total of 27 positions are available for the year 2026, with the application window closing promptly at 5 pm on November 7.
This is a critical opportunity for volunteers eager to make a difference in Lawrenceville’s civic life. Interested applicants can find the application form at lville.city/board-app. Each board plays a vital role in enhancing the city’s development, from promoting economic growth to advocating for public arts and ensuring affordable housing.
The Development Authority meets monthly to support the city’s economic initiatives, while the Downtown Development Authority focuses on revitalizing downtown Lawrenceville during its meetings on the second Monday of each month. The Financial Review Citizen Committee holds weekly meetings in March to clarify the city’s finances and invite public input on the budget.
In a city that prioritizes arts and culture, the Lawrenceville Arts Commission convenes every second Tuesday to promote public art and education. Additionally, the Lawrenceville Housing Authority meets on the third Wednesday of each month to address affordable housing concerns, and the ReCAST Advisory Board guides community-focused projects.
Residents are encouraged to take action and seize this opportunity to be part of Lawrenceville’s vibrant future. Further details about the board vacancies and application requirements can be found on the City of Lawrenceville’s official website or by following their social media channels.
Don’t miss your chance to contribute your skills and insights to the community. Apply now before the deadline on November 7!
