The City of Duncan is forming an advisory panel for its boundary realignment study.
The city is seeking interested individuals to serve on a three-person panel.
The panel will provide local knowledge and practical context to the consultant conducting the study.
Mayor Michelle Staples said the panel will engage with the consultant.
“We want the consultant to benefit from local knowledge as this work moves forward,” said Staples. “The advisory panel is one way to help ensure the technical study is grounded in the realities of our community.”
Those interested in joining the panel are asked to apply to the city by June 15. City council will appoint panel members at its meeting on June 22.
The city announced last month it will conduct the study to explore what boundary realignment could look like. It is expected the study will be completed by August.
