The Liberty County Board of Commissioners actively invites and encourages all students in grades 9th - 11th to apply for a position with the Liberty County Youth Commission (LCYC). LCYC is a leadership and service program that empowers young people to become knowledgeable, involved, and effective advocates for children and youth issues in their communities. The program runs from August through March and is coordinated through the Administration Department. This year, we are accepting up to 25 leaders. The application due date is 5:00 PM on August 12, 2026. The purpose of LCYC is: To develop leadership skills, increase civic engagement, and strengthen communication between youth and community leaders. To advocate for youth-related legislation, policies, and programs. To provide opportunities for volunteering, community service, and hands-on involvement in local government processes. LCYC roles & responsibilities: Participating in regular meetings to discuss youth issues and present recommendations to decision-makers. Volunteering for planning, community projects, and advocacy work. Representing youth perspectives in policy discussions and contributing to solutions for local youth challenges. Engaging in community service projects that address identified youth needs. In short, the Youth Commission offers a volunteer leadership role where young people gain real-world experience in advocacy, community service, and civic engagement, while contributing to positive change for youth in their community.
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