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Opportunities in Pinellas

A great place to start is seeking appointive office in local Boards, Neighborhood Associations,  and Citizen Advisory Committees. There are several Libertarians in  government office in Pinellas. The current  milestone goal is to have 25-30 in or from Pinellas, a density (approximately 25 per million population ) being attained by other developing Libertarian teams and which experience shows creates considerable momentum.

• Please examine some of the opportunities available, particularly vacancies in the appointive area, and see where you may have an interest. If after observing a few meetings they interest you, you will probably have attracted interest from Board members already. Discuss requirements and needs with them..
• Odd as it may sound, there is nothing inappropriate with proposing new Boards that do not consume tax money, engage in coercive regulation, and instead have a facilitative, voluntarian purpose. Libertarians have played key roles across the nation in creating Police Conduct Review Boards, Government Waste Task Forces, Historical Preservation Councils, Privatization Commissions, and Voting Fairness Citizen Boards.

Please check out the opportunity links below, and for the next step or other questions  join http://www.pinellaslibs.uni.cc/

• Now, take the first step! Opportunities for service ( vacancies occur seemingly every week, so please check back often) can be found in: 
• Sunday St. Pete Times "Neighborhood Times" insert, under "Government Calendar"
•  Pinellas County as a whole (check these helpful phone numbers and this link at the PinellasLib Club  
• The regional MPO 
• Florida State House (see DOE) plus order elections manual..
• The Governor's Office  (several Libertarians have been appointed at various times, call 850- 488-2183) and see also Application  that you can fill out today.
• Local Selective Service Board (Apply today on-line)

Also, check these additional key links direct to local appointive bodies...(if links no longer work, simply GOOGLE "advisory boards" + the city in question. 

• City of  Clearwater which also offers a sensible  Citizen's Leadership Academy that would be, in other places, a Libertarian project in itself.
• City of  St. Pete Beach 
• City of  St. Petersburg which also has a constant need for Police Review Committee.
• Tarpon Springs
• Treasure Island
• Please call the clerks for specific information. Finally, volunteer opportunities are a very Libertarian way to get to meet people and see some of the concerns, while participating in the often  QUANGO-like Neighborhood Associations develops ties and experience in local frustrations.

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