Member Information

Board of Directors

The Polk County LAPPC board of directors consists of 6 members, each serving a terms of 3 years.

The board:

Advocate for effective and adequately funded public programs to help solve substance use disorders in Polk County.
Educate, coordinate with, and advise public and private organizations individuals concerned with solving problem substance use disorder in order to help coordinate activities.
Promote public concern for and knowledge about the problem of substance use disorders in Polk County.
Review recommendations from related advisory groups and prioritize recommendations for establishing policy based on local needs and goals; submitting those prioritized recommendations to the Polk County Board of Commissioners for review.