Civic Engagement Through Boards, Commissions, and Committees
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Civic engagement can take many forms. It may look like voting in elections, volunteering in your community, or providing input to help guide government leaders as they make decisions.
At the County of San Diego, community members can advise the Board of Supervisors and staff through advisory groups known as boards, commissions, and committees. These advisory groups provide a bridge between the community and the government of the County.
Boards, commissions, and committees are created because of State and Federal laws, agreements with public or private agencies, or in response to local needs. Each focus on a specific issue, policy, or program. Some are convened for a short period to assist with a specific task. Others serve longer-term standing roles.
The County is seeking ways to promote civic engagement through boards, commissions, and committees. Your input will help inform strategies to reduce process barriers and encourage diverse participation.
Civic engagement can take many forms. It may look like voting in elections, volunteering in your community, or providing input to help guide government leaders as they make decisions.
At the County of San Diego, community members can advise the Board of Supervisors and staff through advisory groups known as boards, commissions, and committees. These advisory groups provide a bridge between the community and the government of the County.
Boards, commissions, and committees are created because of State and Federal laws, agreements with public or private agencies, or in response to local needs. Each focus on a specific issue, policy, or program. Some are convened for a short period to assist with a specific task. Others serve longer-term standing roles.
The County is seeking ways to promote civic engagement through boards, commissions, and committees. Your input will help inform strategies to reduce process barriers and encourage diverse participation.
CLOSED: This survey has concluded.
The community feedback provided through this survey informed strategies for promoting virtual participation in public meetings for boards, commissions, and committees presented to the Board on Feb. 28, 2023 at Item 9.
For more information, please visit sandiegocountycob.com and clink on "Boards, Commissions, and Committees."
For purposes of this survey, all county boards, commissions, and committees will be referred to as ‘county committees.’
County committee meetings are public. The County encourages anyone interested in the topics covered by a county committee to attend county committee meetings, review materials, and comment on the items under the county committee’s consideration.
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