Fri · Oct 23 · 2am
Board and Commission Openings in Summit, NJ
City of Summit · 512 Springfield Avenue
The City of Summit is accepting applications from residents who want to serve on its boards and commissions. The deadline is Friday, October 23, 2026.
Union County Life shares the notice so Summit residents interested in local government know how to get involved.
Terms range from 1 to 5 years, with chances for reappointment. Applications stay on file for 2 years. The mayor and Common Council begin reviewing applications and appointing new members each November.
“Our volunteers are one of Summit’s greatest assets,” Mayor Elizabeth Fagan said in the announcement. She encouraged residents who want to improve the city to apply.
The full list of boards and commissions and the online application are at cityofsummit.org/volunteer. For questions, call the City Clerk’s Office at 908-273-6400. Stay informed about Summit news and announcements on Union County Life.
Photo Credit: Summit, NJ
FAQ:
Q: How do I apply to a Summit board or commission?
A: Apply online at cityofsummit.org/volunteer by Friday, October 23, 2026.
Q: How long are terms on Summit boards and commissions?
A: Terms range from 1 to 5 years, and members may be reappointed.
Q: Who can apply, and does it cost anything?
A: The positions are for Summit residents, and there is no fee to apply. The announcement does not list other requirements.
Q: When are new board members appointed?
A: The mayor and Common Council begin reviewing applications and appointing new members each November.
Q: Where do I send questions about Summit board applications?
A: Call the Summit City Clerk’s Office at 908-273-6400, located at City Hall, 512 Springfield Avenue. Union County Life covers Summit government news at unioncountylife.com.
