EDITOR'S NOTE: Information from a news release from the City of Rosemount.
The Rosemount City Council will collect applications until April 6 for seats on the Youth Commission. The Commission gives teenagers in the City a forum to make their views known on community issues.
There are seven seats on the Commission and one alternate. Current members are eligible for reappointment.
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The Rosemount Youth Commission began work in 2010. Its mission statement says it is intended to give young people “a leadership opportunity, to participate in government, and to represent and articulate the needs of youth in Rosemount.”
Since its creation, the Commission has met with City officials and community members; advised the City Council on issues like pet licensing and social media; and planned and promoted the Youth Rally held during Leprechaun Days.
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Membership on the Youth Commission is open to residents of the City of Rosemount between ages 14 and 18. Terms run for one year. The City Council appoints new Commissioners after reviewing applications and conducting interviews. The Commission typically meets at City Hall on the fourth Wednesday of each month from 3:45 to 4:45 p.m.
An application form is available online in the News section of the City website, www.ci.rosemount.mn.us. The deadline to apply is April 6 at noon. For more information call 651-322-2002.
