COUNTY OF ALBEMARLE
BOARDS & COMMISSIONS SURVEY

Boards and Commissions provide valuable input and guidance to the Board of Supervisors as it makes decisions on issues affecting the County and its citizens. Currently the County has approximately 64 boards and committees that provide guidance on topics from a wide range of areas including social services and solid waste to land use and joint security complex operations. It is important for the County to recruit and retain experienced and knowledgeable people to serve the County in these important advisory roles.

Please take a few minutes to respond to this following survey regarding Boards and Commissions. The results will be used to assist the County improve the Board and Commission recruitment and retention processes.

Please check the response that best represents your opinion.

1) Boards and Commissions are created by the Board of Supervisors to serve in an advisory role. From your perspective, Boards and Commissions serve a critical role in County government.

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2) When the Board of Supervisors creates a Board or Commission, a fact sheet of information is included on the website associated with that Board or Commission. The information available on the website describing each board and commission is helpful and informative.

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3) In the County of Albemarle, Board and Commission vacancy advertisements are posted on the County’s website and in the Daily Progress. When considering applying for a vacancy, the information included in the advertisements is adequate and informative.

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4) Have you ever served on a board or commission in Albemarle County? Yes No

If Yes, would you serve again? Yes No

If not, please explain:

5) Please add any additional comments about Albemarle County Boards and Commissions

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