Youth and adult openings on Youth Link Board

Bellevue, WAGovernment

QUICK SUMMARY

Bellevue Youth Link seeks high school-aged and adult candidates for its board for the 2025-2027 term. Applications are due by 5 p.m. on May 30, with board members attending two monthly meetings at City Hall. The board advises the City Manager’s Office on initiatives affecting Bellevue youth.

Bellevue Youth Link is actively seeking candidates to fill openings on its board for the upcoming 2025-2027 term. Interested individuals must submit their applications by 5 p.m. on May 30. Board members are required to attend two monthly meetings at City Hall and serve two-year terms. The board consists of 12 youth and six adults who either live, work, or attend school in Bellevue. Their primary responsibility is to advise the City Manager’s Office on matters concerning local youth and related initiatives. This role provides a platform for young voices to influence local governance and advocate for youth-oriented programs. The Youth Link board plays a crucial part in shaping policies that affect Bellevue's younger population. Engaging with local governance offers valuable experience for participants.

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