Advisory Committees

The Town has a variety of advisory committees, each tasked with providing recommendations to the Town Council related to the committee’s focus area(s). While advisory committees do not have decision-making, fiscal, or administrative authority, they hold an important leadership position in the community.

Superior residents interested in serving on a Town of Superior Advisory Committee must complete an application. Appointments are made by the Superior Town Council and applications are reviewed as vacancies arise.  Interviews are required as part of the selection process and scheduled periodically as appointments are typically made quarterly, corresponding with Town Council meetings. You may apply to multiple committees, however, once a vacancy opens, you must choose only one committee to interview for.

Applicants must be residents of the Town of Superior, with the exception of the Superior Historical Commission.

All applicants are asked to attend or virtually view at least one committee meeting to become familiar with the advisory committee’s work plan, requirements, and processes prior to being scheduled for an interview. All Town meetings are open to the public. Committee meetings, agendas, notes, and videos can be found on the meetings and agendas homepage.  Please also review the advisory committee handbook to ensure there are no conflicts of interest and you are comfortable with all policies and protocols. All committees and committee members must also comply with the Town’s Municipal Code and State open government rules.

Apply to serve on a committee or commission (or click “apply” from the committee’s webpage)

Advisory Committee Guidebook

Click on an Advisory Committee below to learn more

Public Comment Guidelines

Members of the public are welcome and encouraged to attend Advisory Committee meetings. Please note that per public meeting rules of procedure, meeting agendas are set in advance and will include public comment; however, in order to maintain the approved agenda and meeting schedule, individual public comment is typically limited to 5 minutes; the committee is not obligated to respond to public comments; and once public comment is closed, guests are asked to refrain from further comment unless upon request.  Members of the public are welcome to email the committee or committee chairpersons with any follow up items or to request a presentation or specific agenda item for a future meeting.