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Applicants Sought For The City Of Tacoma Events And Recognitions Committee

The Tacoma City Council is currently seeking applicants from all Council Districts to fill six positions including, both At-Large and district-specific positions on the City Events and Recognitions Committee (CERC).

The 11-member Committee consists of Tacoma residents, with representatives from each of Tacoma’s five Council Districts, who bring a range of perspectives and expertise that focus on the City’s commitment to celebrate civic engagement and special observations, are knowledgeable and passionate about volunteers and their valued contribution to their communities, and love to work with others to recognize those who give back.

The CERC serves as an advisory and action committee on matters pertaining to City-hosted events and special recognition programs. The committee is responsible for planning, reviewing, and evaluating events, engaging the community in its fundraising efforts, and soliciting corporate and private sponsorships to leverage funds for City-hosted events such as the Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration and the City of Destiny Awards. All members must be Tacoma residents. If your Council District is unknown, please visit this link.

Applications, resumes and/or letters of recommendations must be submitted to the City Clerk’s Office by Tues., Sept. 8, 2020. Applications may be submitted online at cityoftacoma.org/cbcapplication. For questions about the application process, or to request the application in alternate formats, contact Michelle Emery at (253) 591-5178, servetacoma@cityoftacoma.org.

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To learn more about the work that the CERC does, please visit cityoftacoma.org/mlk and cityoftacoma.org/cityofdestiny or contact Kala Dralle, staff liaison, at kdralle@tacomavenues.org or (253) 573-2523.

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