The City of Doral has 13 boards comprising citizens who provide help to city staffers by providing advice from the perspective of an ordinary citizen, and there are vacancies now on several boards.
Juan Carlos Bermudez, the mayor, nominates board members as vacancies arise, so people who are interested need to let Mayor Bermudez know about their desire to serve. The boards meet quarterly at the least, at which time they discuss the issues pertaining to the board on which they serve, then make recommendations to the mayor and city council. Brochure printing can provide Booklets detailing the duties of groups like this
Four boards have vacancies: the Animal Welfare Committee; the Citizens Audit Advisory Board; the Commission on the Status of Women; and the Environmental Advisory Board. The Animal Welfare Committee advises the City Council about polices that will help control the animal population in Doral, and provided them with humane treatment.
The Citizens Audit Advisory Board helps the City Council carry out its responsibilities with regard to overseeing the city's financial reports, audits, and other similar matters, by reviewing the preceding year's city audit report, and sharing their opinion of it.
The Commission on the Status of Women helps support efforts to provide equal opportunity to women in social, political, and economic areas.
The Environmental Advisory Board advises the city council about the environmental aspects of the comprehensive plan, and makes recommendations to the council when pollution and other environmental issues impact public health.
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