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Mayor's Ad Hoc Committees
Ad hoc committees differ from standing committees. An ad hoc committee is created for the purpose of addressing a specific issue and has a limited life. Once the purpose has been achieved, the ad hoc committee is disbanded.
To find out more about the ad hoc committee, click on the committee title. To apply for an ad hoc committee vacancy please fill out and submit an Advisory Committee Application. For additional information, send us an email.
| Ad Hoc Committee Name | Vacancies |
|---|---|
| Complete Count Committee | 0 |
| Portneuf River Visioning Implementation Committee | 0 |
| Portneuf Valley Environmental Fair Committee | 0 |
| Senior Building Ad-Hoc Committee | 0 |
Standing Advisory Committees
Mayor & City Council Advisory Committees
The City of Pocatello has 18 standing volunteer citizen advisory committees. While each committee has a specific mission, the overall purpose is for citizens to advise the Mayor and Council on issues of importance to the community.
Every advisory committee is open to individuals living inside the Pocatello city limits and many boards are open to residents as young as 16 years old. There are also a few opportunities for those living in the Area of City Impact. Applications are accepted at any time and are kept on file for 1 year in case of a resignation or other unanticipated occurrence.
Pocatello's 19 advisory committees are listed below, to find out more about the committee click on the committee title. To apply for an advisory committee vacancy please fill out and submit an Advisory Committee Application. For additional information, send us an email.