AWC seeks a city representative from Eastern Washington to serve on the Affordable Housing Advisory Committee.
About the Affordable Housing Advisory Committee
The Affordable Housing Advisory Board consists of 22 members representing a variety of housing interests around the state, two of which represent cities (one from eastern Washington and one from western Washington). The board: 1) analyzes solutions and programs that could begin to address the state’s need for housing; 2) considers both homeownership and rental housing as viable options for the provision of housing; 3) reviews, evaluates, and makes recommendations regarding existing and proposed housing programs and initiatives; and 4) prepares and submits a report detailing its findings and recommendations.
Learn more about the Affordable Housing Advisory Board.
Time commitment
The committee meets about four times each year either online, in-person, or hybrid format. Members serve without compensation and may be reimbursed for travel expenses.
Application process
The AWC Board of Directors will review materials at its next meeting and submit three nominees to the Governor’s Office. Final appointment of the selected candidate will come from the Governor.
Those interested in serving must complete both steps below:
- Complete the AWC interest form stating why you are interested in serving, including your qualifications and attached resume.
- Complete the application for gubernatorial appointment. This application is sent directly to the
Governor’s Office and it will not be part of the materials reviewed by the AWC Board of Directors. Therefore, it is important your AWC interest form provide details pertinent to this position.
Deadline
February 6