Become a Committee Member
Are you interested in participating in your local government? The City of Essex Junction has the following opportunities for community members to help support, advise, and guide our municipality. Applicants must be residents of the City of Essex Junction. All positions receive a $50 per meeting stipend. For more information on the boards, commissions, and committees, visit their webpages under the Boards and Meetings drop-down menu.
To apply for an open position, please tell us why you are interested in joining the committee, what education, experiences, and background you bring to the committee, and what you hope to accomplish during your term on the following form. For current members wishing to be re-appointed, please tell us why you want to be reappointed, what you have enjoyed about your time, what you have accomplished, and what you hope to accomplish in another term.
Current Opportunities
Updated: March 25, 2025
Tree Farm Management Group Representative
Number of Openings: 1
Role: The Tree Farm Management Group (TFMG) is a non-profit charitable entity with the purpose of developing the Tree Farm Recreational Facility as a premier recreational facility, along with overall management of the Tree Farm Facility. The 11-member Board of Directors for the TFMG represents the City of Essex Junction, Town of Essex, Essex United Soccer Club, Nordic Soccer Club, Vermont Soccer Association, Burlington Rugby Football Club, Adult Sport/Recreation, at large members representing neighboring communities, and Essex Westford School District. The Tree Farm Recreational Facility is a privately managed, self-sustaining space funded completely through sponsorships and rental fees paid by customers. The facility includes fields for soccer, rugby, Frisbee, and more.
Meeting Frequency: 1x/month;
Term Length: 3-year term
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