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Haines City Seeks Residents for Planning, Lakes, and CRA Boards
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Haines City Seeks Volunteers for City Boards

Haines City seeks residents for volunteer positions on the Planning Commission, Lakes Advisory Board, and Community Redevelopment Agency. Interested individuals should contact the City Clerk’s Office.

10/05/2026 · Haines City edition

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Haines City is recruiting engaged residents to fill volunteer openings on three key city boards. The Planning Commission, Lakes Advisory Board, and Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) need individuals to help shape the city’s development and governance.

The Planning Commission has two alternate seat openings, each for a term of two or three years. These uncompensated positions require applicants to be Haines City residents. The commission reviews development proposals and advises the city commission on land use.

The Lakes Advisory Board has one alternate seat available for a three-year term, also uncompensated. This board makes recommendations on conservation, recreation, and water quality for the city’s lakes.

The CRA is seeking two members for four-year terms. These uncompensated appointments aim to revitalize designated city areas, promoting economic growth and enhancing aesthetics. The city commission makes these appointments.

Residents interested in serving on any of these boards should contact the City Clerk’s Office. For questions about duties and responsibilities, call 863-421-9921.

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