Become a CEPD Commissioner
Why Become a Commissioner of the Captiva Erosion Prevention District?
· Because you are community-oriented
· Because you care about preserving and sustaining the environment
· Because you recognize the benefits beach renourishment brings to both the community and your property
· Because you want to make sure Captiva is a viable and thriving community well into the future
How to Become a Commissioner?
Elected
You must be a registered Captiva voter residing within the District.
You are elected by the qualified electors residing within the District.
Positions come up for election every two years.
Appointed
If a vacancy occurs on the Board due to the resignation, death, or removal of a Board member, the remaining members may appoint a qualified person to fill out the remainder of the unexpired term.
What is Expected of a Commissioner?
· Attendance at all monthly Board meetings.
· Attendance at the weekly briefing meeting if possible. (These are often cancelled and are not mandatory.)
· Vote on every motion in which there is no personal interest.
· Request items be placed on the meeting agenda, introduce motions and resolutions, and discuss subjects.
· Attend CEPD public hearings, emergency meetings, and special meetings.
· Any commissioner can serve as an officer (Chair, Vice-Chair, Secretary, or Treasurer) if and when elected by the other commissioners.
- Commissioners serve a four-year term.
- Commissioners receive no compensation.
Please, fill out the application form below and provide a resume/c. vitae via email to mycepd@mycepd.com if you are interested in becoming a CEPD Commissioner.
COMMISSIONER APPOINTMENT INFORMATION FORM.pdfElection Resources for Candidates are provided by the Lee County Supervisor of Elections and can be found here: https://www.lee.vote/Candidates/Candidate-Resources