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Board Responsibilities
Making decisions that can shape the course of life in Clark County for years to come is not an easy process. That’s why, before they decide an issue, Clark County’s commissioners get extensive input from community members through citizen advisory groups, town hall meetings, one-on-one conversations, and through other means.
Elected to four-year terms by the citizens of Clark County, the three commissioners provide legislative authority for Clark County. Together, they form the Board of Clark County Commissioners and are responsible for:
- Adopting the biennial budget
- Developing and implementing planning and zoning policies
- Making citizen appointments to advisory committees and boards
- Adopting all county ordinances
By state law, some land-use decisions, such as some hearings examiners findings, may be appealed to the Board of Clark County Commissioners.
Clark County Administrator
Bill Barron is the Clark County Administrator with overall management responsibilities for county departments. He reports directly to the county commissioners.
Bill Barron Biography (PDF - 6K)
Hearings
Regular public hearings:
Tuesday beginning at 10 a.m.
Public Service Center sixth floor hearing room
1300 Franklin Street, Vancouver
For detailed information about the BOCC hearing schedule:
- Commissioner's Office (360) 397-2232
- Consult the newspaper's government section for upcoming meeting times and locations
Advisory Board
More than three dozen citizen advisory boards provide input to the commissioners in a variety of areas. Openings on these boards are posted in the newspaper as they occur.
If you would like your name to be placed on file for future consideration of an appointment. Send a copy of your resume and letter of interest to:
Jennifer Clark, Board of Clark County Commissioners
P.O. Box 5000, Vancouver, Washington 98666-5000
boardcom@clark.wa.gov
(360) 397-2232
