Safety Harbor Finance Advisory Committee Seeks Resident for Key Financial Role
Safety Harbor's Finance Advisory Committee, a citizen-led group providing financial recommendations to the City Commission, currently has a vacant position. Residents interested in the city's fiscal decisions can apply to join the monthly meetings.
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Safety Harbor's Finance Advisory Committee, a citizen-led group providing financial recommendations to the City Commission, holds its regular meetings on the second Thursday of each month at 6:30 p.m. The committee convenes monthly to review city budgets, millage rates, and fee structures.
Residents interested in the city's fiscal decisions can attend these meetings, which take place in the William Blackshear Commission Chambers. The committee's recommendations are vital for the community, as their work involves analyzing and making recommendations about the budget, expenditures, policies, and operations.
The committee currently has a vacant position. Current members include John Estok, Bill Hughes, Vice Chair Joseph Guinther, and Les Smout. Michael Matthews serves as an Alternate member. Matthew Converse, the city's Finance Director, acts as the City Liaison to the committee, providing staff support and expertise.
Those interested in applying for the vacant position can contact City Hall for an application or download a Board Application form online. The Finance Department, located at 750 Main Street, Safety Harbor, FL 34695, can provide more information and is reachable at 727-724-1555. Matthew Converse can also be reached directly at [email protected] or 727-724-1555 Ext. 1222.
Agendas and minutes from previous meetings are available for public review in the Archive Center, ensuring transparency in the committee's operations. Information on upcoming meeting agendas and viewing meetings is available on the meeting recordings page.
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