Annual Boards & Commissions Openings

All City boards/commissions meet at City Hall (1111 Main Street) in the Townhall Square Conference Room or the Council Chambers. All meetings are recorded and broadcast on Channel 22, the City of Conway's Facebook Page, and YouTube page. Applicants are only allowed to miss four meetings in a rolling 12-month period. Interested Individuals must live within the city limits of Conway and be willing to attend all meetings in person. Information submitted for any City of Conway boards/commission is subject to the Arkansas Freedom of Information Act.

Anyone interested in being a part of any of the boards/commissions stated above may submit the nomination form on the City's website located at https://conwayarkansas.gov/boards/apply-for-a-board/.

The deadline for nominations is Thursday, October 31st, 2024.

Public Art Advisory Committee
5 available positions / 4-year term

The Public Art Advisory Committee is seeking five members to join their Committee. Three positions will be filled by experts in the field of art, either art historian, gallery director, or other art professional, and two positions at large community members who are interested in being active in the community and enjoy art. The Public Art Advisory Committee is responsible for many of the murals and art in Conway and strives to encourage an artistic community through the creation, acquisition, and/or display of community-centered art. The Committee typically meets on the third Wednesday of each month at 5:30 pm.

Robinson Cemetery Board
2 available positions / 5-year term

The Robinson Cemetery Board has two open positions. The Board seeks someone interested in helping preserve local history at the Robinson Cemetery in the Historic Pine Street Neighborhood. Board members are sometimes asked to visit the cemetery to show visitors around and assist with site cleanup. Still, duties are otherwise related to the general operation of the facility. The Robinson Cemetery Board establishes policies and assists the cemetery's upkeep and record preservation. The Board typically meets quarterly or when necessary to discuss cemetery operations.