Grande Prairie opens Youth Advisory Council applications, deadline Oct. 15
The City of Grande Prairie wants young residents aged 14-24 to help shape conversations with council and community organizations.
The City of Grande Prairie is accepting applications for its Youth Advisory Council, a group that lets young people share perspectives directly with city council, city departments and community organizations. Youth between the ages of 14 and 24 are eligible to apply, with the deadline set for Oct. 15.
Mayor Jackie Clayton said council values working with Youth Advisory Council members and hearing directly from young people about their experiences in Grande Prairie, noting their input helps ensure youth voices are part of community discussions.
Youth Advisory Council Vice Chair Tarandeep Namsot said the experience has been a way to connect with other youth in the community and better understand how the city operates, calling it valuable experience to carry forward.
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