The Sullivan County Legislature is calling on local residents to take part in an important civic process: the Charter Review Commission. Every ten years, this commission is convened to examine the County Charter—the foundational document that outlines the structure and functions of county government. 

Legislators are looking for diverse community members, including those who have never served on a county advisory committee before, to contribute to the review process.

Radio Catskill’s Patricio Robayo spoke to Nadia Rajsz Chair of the Sullivan County Legislature to learn more about the Charter Review Commission—what it is, what the role of its members entails, and why it’s an important opportunity for community involvement.