CAN Board

Want to get more involved in Cully? Join a friendly group of neighbors who are working to make our neighborhood a great place to live, work, and connect.

Have a question for the board? Email us at info@cullyneighbors.org.

Who Can Join the Board?

Anyone who lives, works, holds a business license, or owns property in Cully can run for a board position. You don't need previous board experience—just an interest in your neighborhood and a willingness to get involved.

The board includes three to four officers—chair, co-chair, secretary, and treasurer—and five at-large members. Officers serve one-year terms, while at-large members serve two-year terms. All board members are volunteers and are elected annually in April by Cully residents during a CAN Neighborhood Gathering.

What Do Board Members Do?

Board members help plan neighborhood gatherings and events, connect Cully residents with city government and community partners, and help keep neighbors informed about issues affecting Cully.

The board also discusses and votes on actions taken by CAN, including letters of support, public testimony, and other neighborhood issues. Board members may serve on CAN committees, such as the Communications Committee, Land & Transportation Committee, or a temporary committee created for a special project or event.

Board members are encouraged to focus on the areas they care about most and bring their own skills, interests, and ideas to the work.

The board meets monthly, typically on the fourth Tuesday of the month. Board meetings are open to the public online, and neighbors are welcome to attend, listen, or provide public comment.

If you'd like to make a public comment, please email info@cullyneighbors.org before the meeting. Speakers generally have up to five minutes to comment. If you need additional time, please contact us in advance.

Board Curious?

Thinking about getting more involved in Cully? The next CAN board elections are April 13, 2027.

Connect with the Board

Curious about what it’s like to serve on the board? Here are a few ways to learn more:

2026-2027 CAN Board