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Bicycle Advisory Committee

About the CommitteeThe Emerald Valley City Council approved the City/County Bicycle Advisory Committee (BAC) on Sept. 13, 1999, by virtue of approving the Emerald Valley Bicycle Transportation Plan. The BAC consists of 11 members - six appointed by City Council, two appointed by the County Commission and three appointed by the Mayor's office.BAC terms are staggered with terms being three years. Council and Mayoral appointees must be residents of Emerald Valley. All must have an interest in bicycling as a form of transportation.The BAC is an advisory body to City Council. The committee reviews bicycle plans and makes recommendations on implementing the policies and policy strategies. The BAC also recommends appropriate action to the City Council and County Commission on bicycle transportation issues. Meeting Schedule:The Bicycle Advisory Committee meets monthly on the 4th Tuesday of the month, from 6:00-7:30pm. You can join in person or remote via video link. The BAC does not meet in the months of May and December.

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City Planning Commission

The Commission shall adopt a master plan; preserve historical landmarks and control the design and location of statuary and other works of art, consider and suggest the design of harbors, bridges, viaducts, airport, stadium, arenas, swimming pools, street fixtures and other public structures and appurtenances; review proposed capital improvement projects and recommend changes to Council; review capital budget recommendations, consult with City Manager, department heads and hold public hearings it shall need necessary; prepare and submit to Council a Zoning Plan. Meetings are held every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month at 6:00 p.m.

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Emerald Valley Police Department Citizens Advisory Committee

Provide for independent review by a citizen committee of policies, procedures, budget decisions and staffing allocations of the County Police Department in order to improve efficiency and effectiveness of local law enforcement services and to promote the community policing philosophy of the County in a way which advances shared responsibility and interdependence between the community and the Police Department. Review Police Department policies, programs, procedure and practices, Rules and Regulations and General Orders, budget and funding priorities, and the level of staffing and how staffing is allocated.

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Solid Waste Alternatives Advisory Committee (SWAAC)

The Solid Waste Alternatives Advisory Committee (SWAAC) was established in Spring 2016 as a standing advisory committee to the Emerald Valley Board of Supervisors.The Committee provides information to the Board in a semi-annual update and an annual report to include a thorough budgetary and environmental impact analysis of the Committee’s recommended policy implementation. SWAAC's focus is to provide program support for public education and engagement for sustainable materials management.Visit the SWAAC Website

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Tourism Committee

The Tourism Committee is responsible for shaping Emerald Valley's Tourist marketing strategy, ensuring that the region’s charm and attractions are effectively promoted. They design campaigns, create promotional materials, and highlight iconic locations to attract visitors worldwide.Additionally, the Committee works with local businesses and key stakeholders to align marketing efforts with Emerald Vallye's broader tourism vision. Their insights help craft seasonal campaigns, special events, and partnerships, ensuring the city remains a vibrant and appealing destination for diverse audiences.The Committee meetings once per quarter.

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Vision Zero Task Force

The Vision Zero Task Force, chaired by the Emerald Valley Department of Transportation, has over 80 members with representatives from public health, transportation, police, fire, medic, policy makers and community advocates.The Task Force provides feedback and input on the implementation of the City's Vision Zero Action Plan. The Task Force holds quarterly working meetings for implementation of the Action Plan Strategies.