City seeks applicants for two advisory committees
Paso Robles Daily News
August 13, 2026
If you've ever wanted a say in how Paso Robles keeps its parks green, its recreation programs buzzing, and its senior community supported, now's your chance. The City of Paso Robles is looking for volunteers to fill seats on two advisory committees — one focused on parks and recreation, the other on senior issues. It's a simple way to turn your love for this town into action, whether you're a regular at the dog park, a parent cheering at youth soccer, or someone who wants to make sure our older neighbors have what they need.
These committees don't just talk — they shape what happens in our public spaces and services. Your input could influence everything from trail maintenance to senior center programming. The application is open now, and the city wants a mix of voices that reflect our community. As reported by Paso Robles Daily News, this is a great opportunity to step up and serve. If you've been thinking about getting more involved, this is your sign.
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