Boards and Commissions
Interested in local issues? Serving on a board and/or commission is an opportunity to collaborate with local government and to help shape decisions that impact our community. Citizens of Graham, or of Graham’s extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ), can be appointed by the City Council to serve on these boards and commissions. There are also seats available for residents of Graham or those living in Graham’s Extraterritorial Jurisdiction (ETJ) appointed by the Alamance County Commissioners. Check out all of the ways in which you can volunteer to serve your community.
About Volunteering
General information about the ways in which you can serve the community and other resources for current and future volunteers. Learn more...
Appearance Commission & Tree Board
The Appearance Commission | Tree Board is charged with promoting, planning, advising and encouraging the citizens of Graham to participate in providing for an appreciation of aesthetic values. Learn more...
Historic Resources Commission (HRC)
The HRC administers the annual Façade Grant, reviews Certificates of Appropriateness for exterior alterations, and oversees construction or demolition in any historic district or landmark. Learn more...
Graham Historical Museum
The Historical Museum Board serves as an advisor to the City Council as it relates to the operation of the City’s historical museum. Learn more...
Planning Board/Board of Adjustments
The Planning Board is a seven member advisory board to the City Council on matters relating to land use planning and development. Learn more...
Recreation Commission
The primary function of the Recreation Commission is to recommend policies and programs to the Recreation Director and City Council. Learn more...
Graham Housing Authority
The Graham Housing Authority strives to provide quality and safe rental housing for eligible low-income families, the elderly, and persons with disabilities. Learn more...