Charleston County Council Announces Vacancies on Boards and Commissions

Press Release

Charleston County Council today announced the following vacancies on boards and commissions:

Applications for the following boards and commissions are accepted through Monday, March 6, 2023.

• Board of Assessment Appeals
  • 2 vacancies

• Business License/User Fee Appeals Board
  • 3 vacancies

• Firemen’s Insurance and Inspection Fund (1% Commission)
  • 3 vacancies for residents of the St. Andrews Public Service District
  • 2 vacancies for residents of the Awendaw-McClellanville Fire District
  • 2 vacancies for residents of the James Island PSD
  • 1 vacancy for St. John’s Fire District
• Community Development Advisory Board
  • 1 vacancy representing the Community-Based (non-profit) sector

• Construction Board of Adjustment and Appeals
  • 1 vacancy for a Mechanical Engineer
  • 1 vacancy for a Plumbing Contractor
  • 1 vacancy for a Structural Engineer

• Set Off Debt Collection Hearing Officer
  • 1 vacancy

• St. John’s Fire District

• • 1 vacancy for a resident of Johns Island serviced by the St. John’s Fire District

• Accommodations Tax Advisory Committee
  • 1 vacancy for a representative in the lodging industry located in Charleston County

Applications will be considered by Charleston County Council’s Finance Committee on March 16, 2023 at 5:00 pm. Charleston County Council will vote on the Finance Committee’s recommendations on March 21, 2023 at 6:30 pm.

Charleston County Council encourages citizens of Charleston County who are willing to volunteer to serve on one of these important boards to submit an application for appointment. To find Charleston County Council’s application for appointment visit http://www.charlestoncounty.org/departments/county-council/boards-commissions.php.

For questions or more specific information regarding each board, contact Deputy Clerk of Council Kristen Wurster at (843) 958-4034, kwurster@charlestoncounty.org, or visit www.charlestoncounty.org.

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