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Dania Beach Residents Invited to Serve on City Advisory Boards, Shape Local Governance

Dania Beach is actively seeking residents to join its various city advisory boards through an online interest form. This initiative provides a direct avenue for community members to contribute to and shape local governance.

10/08/2026 · Florida edition

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Dania Beach is calling on its residents to step up and help shape the city's future by applying for positions on various advisory boards. The city is currently accepting applications through its online 'Advisory Board Interest Form,' offering a direct way for community members to contribute to local governance.

Residents interested in serving can find the form on the city's website. It asks for basic personal details including name, phone, address, email, occupation, and the number of years living in Dania Beach. Applicants must also confirm if they are registered voters and provide a brief explanation of their interest in serving the community.

The available boards cover a wide range of city functions. These include the Charter Review Board, Dania Beach Housing Authority, Education Advisory Board, General Employees Pension Board, Green Advisory Board, Marine Advisory Board, Parks, Recreation And Community Affairs Advisory Board, Planning And Zoning Board, Police And Fire Pension Board, and Public Art Advisory Board. For those interested in the Police & Fire Pension Board or other pension boards, the application specifically requires a resume detailing financial experience.

The online form offers a convenient feature allowing applicants to sign in and save their progress, ensuring they can complete it at their own pace. Upon submission, applicants will receive an email copy of their completed form. The city's website also launched a new design on Monday, May 18, which may offer an improved user experience for those accessing the form. The application process is protected by Google reCAPTCHA.

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