The Affordable Housing Advisory Committee (AHAC) is seeking individuals interested in serving. The AHAC reviews the adopted established policies and procedures, ordinances, land development regulations and the local government comprehensive plan and make recommendations on any specific actions or initiatives to encourage or facilitate affordable housing projects. Contact Theresa Sumner at (904) 541-5831 if you have any questions. The Affordable Housing Advisory Committee was created on 3/11/2008. The members serve three year terms.

The Clay County Historic Preservation Board (HPB) is seeking citizens interested in volunteering their time to serve as a representative for (1) At-Large seat. The HPB meets on the first Thursday of each month at 5:30 P.M. in the Administration Building, 4th Floor, BCC Meeting Room.

The Clay County Historic Preservation Board (HPB) is seeking citizens interested in volunteering their time to serve as a representative for (1) At-Large seat and (1) District 2 seat.

The HPB meets on the first Thursday of each month at 5:30 P.M. in the Administration Building, 4th Floor, BCC Meeting Room.

If you are interested in becoming a member of this committee, please fill out the application form on our website here: https://www.claycountygov.com/government/boards-and-committees/citizen-application-form.

Lake Asbury Municipal Service Benefit District (LAMSBD) is seeking individuals interested in serving.

The LAMSBD is composed of nine (9) members who must reside within the boundaries of the LAMSBD. The LAMSBD meets on the first Monday of each month at 6:30 P.M. at the Lake Asbury Community Center located at 282 Branscomb Road, Green Cove Springs, Fl, 32043.

The District was established to ensure the continued maintenance, improvements, and prevention of deterioration of the lakes known as Lake Asbury, South Lake Asbury, and Lake Ryan in Clay County; for weed control of the lakes; spill-way construction and maintenance; repair, replacement, and cleaning of French drains in the lakes and dams; paving and maintenance of dams and easements; installation of guard rails on the dams; elevation of the dams; repair, replacement and construction of dams as needed; landscaping, maintenance, and mowing; and informing the District’s constituents of their activities – both proposed and ongoing.

For further information please visit their website for minutes and updates at https://www.lamsbd.com/.

The North Florida TPO Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC) is seeking individuals interested in serving. The NFTPO CAC, as defined in Florida Statute 339.175 (6) (e) (1), provides an opportunity for citizens to participate in the transportation planning process. Members are appointed via many channels: whenever possible, from the six citizen planning advisory committees (CPACs) for the City of Jacksonville; by the Clay, Nassau, and St. Johns Board of County Commissioners; and from local neighborhood groups, the business community, and other advocacy groups, such as environmental interests.

The CAC serves as a forum for citizens and citizen groups to bring issues directly related to transportation or air quality to the attention of the TPO and its staff and to provide the citizen perspective. Clay County has four at-large seats on the CAC, including one representative for the town of Orange Park.

For citizens interested in the CAC, the membership application is posted on the website. The CAC meets 10 times a year, the first Wednesday of the month, except January and July, at 2 p.m. at the TPO offices, 980 N. Jefferson Street in Jacksonville.

For more information, visit https://northfloridatpo.com/about/meetings. If you are interested in serving on this committee, please complete the application: https://northfloridatpo.com/uploads/documents/North-Florida-TPO-CAC-Application-2021.pdf.

You will also need to complete the Clay County online application form as well.

The OakLeaf Branan-Ridge Citizen Advisory Committee is being re-established in 2023 for the orderly development of the OakLeaf Branan-Ridge Planning District.

The committee consists of 6 to 11 OakLeaf Branan-Ridge Planning District residents appointed by the Board of County Commissioners and serves in an advisory capacity to the Board.  The committee meets as needed to review Future Land Use and Rezoning applications for properties within the OakLeaf Branan-Ridge Planning District.  If you are interested in serving on the committee, please complete the following two steps:

Step 1 - Please use the link below to verify that your address is in the OakLeaf Branan-Ridge planning district, represented by the peach color on the map. All committee members must live within the planning district that they serve.

Planning Districts Map

Step 2 – Please use the link below to submit your application to serve on the OakLeaf Branan-Ridge Citizen Advisory Committee. Once enough applications have been received, they will be presented to the Board for consideration. Once appointed, members will serve either a one or 2-year term.

Citizen Application Form

The Springs Citizens Advisory Committee is seeking individuals interested in serving.  The Springs CAC serves in an advisory capacity regarding development within the Springs Planning District area. The Committee will meet on an as-needed basis.  Membership of the Committee will consist of 6 to 11 residents within the Planning District appointed by the Board of County Commissioners and shall serve two-year terms on a staggered basis.  The appointed member holds terms associated with the Committee appointments and seats until their resignation or removal by the BCC.  If interested in serving, contact Eileen Flynn at (904) 541-5281 regarding vacancies.