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City Seeks Residents for Advisory Boards
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Lighthouse Point Seeks Residents for City Advisory Boards

Lighthouse Point is seeking residents to serve on city advisory boards and committees. Applications are now being accepted by the City Clerk's Office.

Staff Writer
09/21/2026 · Lighthouse Point edition

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Lighthouse Point residents can serve on city advisory boards and committees. The City Clerk’s Office is accepting applications from those eager to contribute to local governance.

Serving on these boards allows residents to influence city policy and community development. Applications can be downloaded from the city's website or completed online. Submit completed applications to the City Clerk’s Office.

For questions about board or committee roles, call the City Clerk’s Office at 954-943-6500. This number also serves as a contact for residents needing auxiliary services or reasonable accommodations.

Under Florida law, electronic communications sent to the city are public records. Residents who do not want their email addresses released should call the office or submit requests in writing.

Applications are available in the Office of the City Clerk. Further details on specific boards and committees are also available through the office.

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