URGENT UPDATE: The City of Lawrenceville has officially opened applications for 27 positions on various civic boards for the year 2026. Citizens and business owners are encouraged to step up and make a difference in their community, but they must act quickly—applications close at 5 PM on November 7.
This is a vital opportunity for volunteers to contribute their expertise and time towards shaping the future of Lawrenceville. Positions are available across boards that focus on economic growth, public arts, affordable housing, and community revitalization. Interested individuals can apply at lville.city/board-app.
Each board plays a critical role in enhancing civic life. The Development Authority meets monthly to support economic growth, while the Downtown Development Authority focuses on revitalizing the downtown area during its meetings on the second Monday of each month. These boards are essential for steering local initiatives that directly impact community development.
The Financial Review Citizen Committee meets weekly in March to discuss the city’s finances, encouraging public input on the budget. Additionally, the Lawrenceville Arts Commission promotes public art and education, meeting every second Tuesday to ensure culture remains a priority in the community.
For those passionate about housing issues, the Lawrenceville Housing Authority meets on the third Wednesday of each month to address affordable housing needs. The ReCAST Advisory Board also meets monthly to guide community-focused projects aimed at improving quality of life for residents.
This is your chance to make a real impact in Lawrenceville. The application deadline is fast approaching, and every voice matters. Visit the City of Lawrenceville’s official website or follow their social media channels for more details on board vacancies and application requirements.
Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of shaping your community’s future—apply today before the clock runs out!
