Boards & Commissions

Apply for a Board or Commission Position

All interested residents are urged to apply for open board and commission positions within Romulus.

Arts Council & Commission

The Romulus Arts Council has been established for the purpose of promoting the culture of the arts among and including the entire population of our community.

Beautification Committee

The purpose of the Beautification Commission is to promote exterior property upkeep, and overall curb appeal that presents the city in a positive light.

Board of Review

The Board of Review hears appeals on the assessment of real and personal property.

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals provides for an administrative review, interpretation or exception to the Zoning Ordinance and authorizes variances as defined in the Zoning Ordinance and laws of the State of Michigan.

Board Meetings at a Glance

Have a look at all board and commission meeting times.

Brownfield Development Authority Board

The Brownfield Development Authority facilitates the implementation of brownfield plans, creates brownfield redevelopment zones, and promotes revitalization.

Cemetery Board of Trustees

The purpose of the Cemetery Board of Trustees is to advise and advocate for the care and management of burial lots, the protection/enhancement of all landscaping, fences and monuments and history and protection of the cemetery in general.

Charter Committee

The purpose of the Charter Committee is to regularly review the City of Romulus Charter, and draft/submit revisions for consideration to the voters.

Construction Board of Appeals

The Construction Board of Appeals reviews appeals to building permits and may grant variances under certain conditions.

Downtown Development Authority

The Downtown Development Authority works to promote the economic growth, development and revitalization of our city’s original Central Business District.

Electronic Sign Commission

The purpose of the Electronic Sign Committee is to enhance Romulus communications by adding another mode of communication, help Romulus be a more welcoming place for the public and promote achievements and events for and within the City of Romulus.

Environmental Protection Board

The Environmental Protection Board reviews applications, and accompanying documents, submitted to the City requesting approval for construction/installation of a new facility, or alteration of an existing facility, that may have environmental impacts, with respect to all State and Federal environmental protection laws.

Historical Commission

The purpose of the commission is to foster an understanding and appreciation of local history.

Housing Commission

The Board of Commissioners at the Romulus Housing Commission is the legally and financially responsible governing body for 102 Housing and Urban Development (HUD) funded housing units.

Library Board

The Library Board has ultimate authority and responsibility for governing, controlling, and monitoring the business and affairs of the Romulus Public Library.

Officer Compensation Commission / Pay Review Board

The Officer Compensation Commission makes a recommendation to City Council for the salary of each elected City Official.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission reviews and approves development proposals for compliance with the City Zoning Ordinance.

Police, Fire & Safety Commission

Members of the Police, Fire, and Safety Commission are responsible for making recommendation to the police chief and fire chief as it relates to better serving the community.

Property Disposition Committee

The Property Disposition Committee shall be a recommending body to the City Council as to the disposition of all city-owned property.

Recreation Commission

The Romulus Recreation Commission has responsibility for input of planning, promoting and administering park and recreation programs in accordance with the Program Coordinator.

Tax Increment Finance Authority

The Tax Increment Finance Authority allows for the establishment of a special tax district in which revenue resulting from increases in the assessed value of the area containing a new development is diverted from the various taxing jurisdictions and used for financing of public improvements to support future development in the district.

Mayor's Community Team