Apply today to serve on the Advisory Committee on Sustainability & Innovation

Apply to serve on the Multnomah County Advisory Committee on Sustainability and Innovation (ACSI), which advises the County's Board of Commissioners on sustainability strategies.

Apply to serve on the Advisory Committee on Sustainability & Innovation

Multnomah County's Office of Sustainability is recruiting to fill several vacancies on the Advisory Committee for Sustainability & Innovation (ACSI).

Do you believe that climate change should be addressed through a social and racial justice approach? Do you think that all people in our community deserve to benefit from the transition to a renewable future? Do you want to create lasting, systemic change to better serve Multnomah County's residents?

If this sounds like you, we hope you will apply to join ACSI by filling out the application below.

ACSI Member Commitments

Members commit to:

  • A membership term from January 2027 through December 2028.
  • Four quarterly meetings held in January, April, July, and October.
  • Monthly sub-committee meetings (encouraged but optional).

Submit your application below. The deadline to apply is Sunday, November 29 at 11:59pm.

The information submitted in form will be used to make appointments. Please note that information provided in this form is public information.

Questions? Please contact [email protected].

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Under Multnomah County Code (MCC 3.465) County employees are not eligible for membership on ACSI. 

Under Multnomah County Code (MCC 3.465) employees of any organization contracting with the county or bidding on county contracts are not eligible for membership on ACSI.

Multnomah County is primarily known for its role as the health and human services provider for the area, however, the County also provides services for animals, assessment and taxation, bridges, community justice, courts, elections, jails, libraries, marriage licenses and passports, school and community partnerships.
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Under Oregon State Ethics Law (ORS 244) and County Personnel Rule 3-30, a conflict occurs whenever a committee action, decision or recommendation could potentially or actually result in a financial gain or loss for you, a relative, a member of your household, or an associated business/organization. Full guidelines and ethics disclosure forms will be provided during member onboarding.

Getting to Know You

Multnomah County is committed to early, inclusive, and equitable community outreach and engagement in order to build community committees that represent a broad cross-section of community perspectives and experiences. The following questions are voluntary. While they help  the Office of Sustainability evaluate our end goal to recruit a diverse pool of candidates, they are not used in the selection process.

What district do you reside in?
Link to Find your District 
What is your age
Race/Ethnicity Which of the following options best describes your racial or ethnic identity? Please mark all that apply
Gender
What is your sexual orientation?
Language fluency
What is your total household income?
What is your household size (number of people living in your house or home, including yourself)?
Which best describes your current housing?
Do you live with a disability or identify as a person with a disability?
By typing in your full name, you are signing your application.
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