The Committee is charged with researching and advising the city on issues that affect Saint Paul s older population. It examines current city services and programs and submits recommendations to the Mayor. The Committee advises the Mayor regarding city ordinances affecting older residents, advocates for the rights of the elderly and works to improve intergenerational opportunities in the city. The committee seeks to promote public understanding of the needs and contributions of Saint Paul s older citizens based upon the Mayor s belief that our elderly residents are a great asset to the city. Residency is not required.
Members serve two-year terms.
The Bicycle Advisory Board was established to provide ongoing technical and educational advice to ensure safe bicycling in the City. City residency is required. The BRC reviews regulations and ordinances, makes recommendations for changes, and works to improve communications between businesses and neighborhoods, especially the citizen participation groups. Residency is not required. The CIB Committee reviews and ranks all proposals for physical improvements to public land and buildings.