It’s the community’s chance to get involved and provide feedback for meaningful impact.
The City of Green Cove Springs has announced that it is accepting additional applications for the Citizens Advisory Committee .
The committee’s purpose is to provide feedback on topics including projects, initiatives, policies, and issues brought before city officials and members of the city council.“This committee is for residents and business owners passionate about Green Cove Springs and have a desire to learn more about how the city operates,” the city’s website says.
To apply to become a member and to find out more information straight from Green Cove Springs city website,
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