Metro is seeking community members who are interested in urban growth, housing, and transportation!
To learn more about the Metro Technical Advisory Committee and the role of community committee members, visit here. Then, submit an online application by April 17, 2023.
Five community positions are open on the Metro Technical Advisory Committee. Metro is seeking two community representatives from Clackamas County (one to serve as a member and one as an alternate member), two community representatives from Washington County (one to serve as a member and one as an alternate member) and one community representative to serve as an alternate from Multnomah County to fill these positions.
The Role of MTAC:
Provides detailed technical support to the Metro Policy Advisory Committee (MPAC) on land use and transportation related issues. MPAC makes recommendations to Metro Council
Provides input to Metro staff on development of policies, programs and projects
Identifies needs and opportunities for involving the public in land use and transportation decisions
Policy areas addressed by MTAC (and MPAC) include:
Community development in keeping with the 2040 Growth Concept and local plans
Regional transportation
Management of the urban growth boundary
Protection of lands outside the urban growth boundary for natural resources, future urban zoning, or other uses
Planning responsibilities required by state law
Other growth management and land use planning matters deemed by Metro Council to be of the region’s concern.
About MTAC community representatives: Community representatives play a critical role in elevating the conversation beyond technical analysis by contributing expertise that crosses city and county lines and is grounded in the experiences of people living and working across the region.
To learn more about the Metro Technical Advisory Committee and the role of community committee members, visit here. To apply, submit an online application by April 17, 2023. Email Marie Miller (Marie.Miller@oregonmetro.gov) if you have questions or want to request accommodations.
Please consider a donation
The Wilsonville Alliance for Inclusive Community (WAIC) is a group of people - all volunteers - who are pursuing a diverse, inclusive, and equitable Wilsonville through informed dialogue, advocacy, and celebration of human dignity. Please consider helping by donating through our website.
Your donation will help us to:
Compensate diverse speakers and facilitators for their time and expertise.
Help us promote community celebration and discussion events (hosted by WAIC and other organizations) by producing engaging and bilingual communication materials.
Support WAIC gatherings by providing the technology and resources for people to enjoy and engage with others to deepen relationships.
Pay to maintain this website.
WAIC is a publicly supported 501C3 charitable organization and receives our non-profit status as a project of the Charitable Partnership Fund.
Take the next step, become a WAIC representative
Through our dialogue-based decision-making process, we have decided that the following people will represent WAIC as representatives of the organization:
Co-Chairs: Garet Prior and (OPEN)
Treasurer: Jay Edwards
Secretary: (OPEN)
Process Inclusion: (OPEN)
We are actively looking for people to take the next step of involvement with the Wilsonville Alliance and fill open roles. If you are interested, please read the position descriptions and email us (connect@wilsonvillealliance.org) with any questions or if you would like to discuss this further!
Please reach out (connect@wilsonvillealliance.org) to us if you have experience with either of these services.