Borough of Perkasie. Photo by James Short.
Perkasie Borough Council is seeking borough residents who would be interested in volunteering to serve on various appointed boards, commissions and authorities.
The borough listed the positions as follows:
• 1 resident for a five-year term to the Perkasie Regional Authority Board
• 3 residents for four-year terms to the Perkasie Planning Commission
• 1 resident for a five-year term to the Perkasie Zoning Hearing Board
• 2 residents for three-year terms as Alternates to the Perkasie Zoning Hearing Board
• 1 resident for a five-year term to the Pennridge Wastewater Treatment Authority Board
• 1 resident for a one-year term to the Civil Service Commission
• 1 resident for a one-year term to the Vacancy Board
• 4 residents for three-year terms to the Perkasie Park & Recreation Board
• 1 resident for a five-year term to the Property Maintenance Code Board of Appeals
• 1 resident for a two-year term to the Property Maintenance Code Board of Appeals
• 1 resident for a one-year term to the Perkasie Historical Committee (new Committee)*
• 1 resident for a two-year term to the Perkasie Historical Committee (new Committee)*
• 1 resident for a three-year term to the Perkasie Historical Committee (new Committee)*
• 2 residents for four-year terms to the Perkasie Historical Committee (new Committee)*
Interested borough residents should apply by Friday by sending a letter addressed to Perkasie Borough, 620 W. Chestnut Street, Perkasie, PA 18944 or by e-mailing a completed Citizen Board Application to Megan McShane at [email protected]. The application and a description of each position are available on the borough website at www.perkasieborough.org, said a Perkasie Borough press release.
The borough maintains a file of interested residents that is referred to from time to time as various positions become available. While several of these positions may be filled by individuals seeking re-appointments, all residents are encouraged to apply for future consideration.
Perkasie Borough Council will also be considering an ordinance to establish a new Historical Committee at its Dec. 15 meeting. Should council establish the committee, it will seek to appoint members at the meeting, said the release.
