If you are interested in becoming a volunteer with the Cameron Park Community Services District, please fill out the below application and submit to our email at cpcsd@cameronpark.org

Applicant Name (Last, First, MI) (required)

Alias (required)

Date of Birth (required)

Street Address (required)

City, State, Zip (required)

Main Phone Number (required)

Alternate Phone Number

Email Address (required)

Do you have a valid driver's license? (required)

Yes

No

If yes, provide your driver's license number

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Emergency Contact Information

Emergency Contact Name (Last, First) (required)

Emergency Contact Phone Number (required)

Please note available times (required)

Sunday Morning (7AM-12PM)

Sunday Afternoon (12PM-5PM)

Sunday Evening (5PM-9PM)

Monday Morning (7AM-12PM)

Monday Afternoon (12PM-5PM)

Monday Evening (5PM-9PM)

Tuesday Morning (7AM-12PM)

Tuesday Afternoon (12PM-5PM)

Tuesday Evening (5PM-9PM)

Wednesday Morning (7AM-12PM)

Wednesday Afternoon (12PM-5PM)

Sunday Evening (5PM-9PM)

Wednesday Morning (7AM-12PM)

Thursday Afternoon (12PM-5PM)

Thursday Evening (5PM-9PM)

Friday Morning (7AM-12PM)

Friday Afternoon (12PM-5PM)

Sunday Evening (5PM-9PM)

Friday Morning (7AM-12PM)

Saturday Afternoon (12PM-5PM)

Saturday Evening (5PM-9PM)

What is your desired volunteer assignment? (required)

General Volunteer: Individuals 18 and older who provide services in any CPCSD department or program.

Youth Volunteer: Individuals ages 14-17 who participate in District activities with written consent from a parent or guardian. Youth volunteers are subject to supervision and may be limited in the types of duties assigned.

Group or Project-Based Volunteer: Individuals or organized groups participating in a one-time event or specific project (e.g., park clean-up days, events, Eagle Scout projects).

Court-Referred Volunteer: Individuals who volunteer as part of a court-mandated community service requirement. Eligibility and placement will be determined on a case-by-case basis.

Retirees and Seniors: Individuals who are retired and wish to remain active in their community by contributing their time, skills, and experience.

Park Host Volunteer: Individuals (or couples) who reside on-site in a self-contained RV at Cameron Park Lake for a minimum of 30 days, providing customer service, light maintenance support, and a visible public presence. Park Hosts commit to at least 20 hours per week of volunteer service and must comply with specific program guidelines. Selection is subject to background checks, RV condition verification, and space availability.

Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Volunteer: Community members trained under the FEMA-certified CERT curriculum to assist with disaster preparedness, response, and recovery. CERT volunteers support CPCSD and emergency personnel by providing basic disaster medical aid, light search and rescue, evacuation support, shelter operations, and public safety outreach.

Reserve Firefighters: Trained individuals who serve in an unpaid, auxiliary capacity with the Cameron Park Fire Department. Reserve firefighters assist with emergency responses, participate in drills and ongoing training, support fire prevention and public education efforts, and contribute to operational readiness.

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Current/Past Volunteer Experience

Name of Organization

Your Title/Role

Dates of engagement

Street Address

City, State, Zip Code

Supervisor Name

Supervisor Phone Number

Current/Past Work Experience

Name of Organization

Your Title/Role

Dates of employment

Street Address

City, State, Zip Code

Supervisor Name

Supervisor Phone Number

Do you have any health limitations that may restrict your performance of assigned duties? (required)

Yes

No

If yes, please provide specific limitations.

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Reference #1

Reference Name (Last, First) (required)

Title/Relationship (required)

Street Address (required)

City, State, Zip Code (required)

Phone Number (required)

Email Address (required)

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Reference #2

Reference Name (Last, First) (required)

Title/Relationship (required)

Street Address (required)

City, State, Zip Code (required)

Phone Number (required)

Email Address (required)

Certification (required)

By signing below, I certify that, to the best of my knowledge, the information contained in this application is true and correct

Your Signature (required)

Confirm e-Signature

Review Electronic Records and Signatures Policy (required)

Read our Electronic Record and Signature Disclosure

I agree to use electronic records and signatures

Authorization

I hereby authorize Cameron Park Community Services District to initiate a confidential reference and record check, to include a criminal history background check, prior to my acceptance to the VIP volunteer program.

Your Signature (required)

Confirm e-Signature

Review Electronic Records and Signatures Policy (required)

Read our Electronic Record and Signature Disclosure

I agree to use electronic records and signatures

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The Cameron Park Community Services District (District) is seeking candidates to be appointed to a vacancy on the Architectural Review Committee (ARC).  Candidates must be a resident of the District.  The term of the appointment ends in January 2026. 

About the ARC Committee

The ARC Committee meets bi-weekly on Tuesday mornings at the CSD campus.  The committee reviews residential projects to follow neighborhood CC&Rs. Committee members are expected to review the agendas, the proposed projects and determine if the project can be approved for EDC to issue permits.

Instructions to Apply

To apply, please email the CC&R officer your interest at ccr@cameronpark.org. Include responses to the questions below.   

Candidate Interviews

Candidates will be interviewed by the Board President to determine a fit for the ARC committee or any other committees with vacancies.

Candidate Appointment Application Questionnaire

1.       Please provide your name and contact information, including phone, email and physical address. 

2.       Please attach your resume if available.

3.       How long have you lived in Cameron Park?

4.       Do you participate in the district’s activities?

a.       If so, which activities?

5.       Have you participated on a District Committee?

a.       If so, when and which one?

6.       Are you involved in other community organizations in Cameron Park?

a.       Please list the organizations and your involvement.

7.       What contributions can you make to the CSD as a committee member

We appreciate your support.

Individuals 18 and older who provide services in any CPCSD department or program.

Individuals ages 14-17 who participate in District activities with written consent from a parent or guardian. Youth volunteers are subject to supervision and may be limited in the types of duties assigned.

Individuals or organized groups participating in a one-time event or specific project (e.g., park clean-up days, events, Eagle Scout projects).

Individuals who volunteer as part of a court-mandated community service requirement. Eligibility and placement will be determined on a case-by-case basis.

Individuals who are retired and wish to remain active in their community by contributing their time, skills, and experience.

Individuals (or couples) who reside on-site in a self-contained RV at Cameron Park Lake for a minimum of 30 days, providing customer service, light maintenance support, and a visible public presence. Park Hosts commit to at least 20 hours per week of volunteer service and must comply with specific program guidelines. Selection is subject to background checks, RV condition verification, and space availability.

Community members trained under the FEMA-certified CERT curriculum to assist with disaster preparedness, response, and recovery. CERT volunteers support CPCSD and emergency personnel by providing basic disaster medical aid, light search and rescue, evacuation support, shelter operations, and public safety outreach.

Trained individuals who serve in an unpaid, auxiliary capacity with the Cameron Park Fire Department. Reserve firefighters assist with emergency responses, participate in drills and ongoing training, support fire prevention and public education efforts, and contribute to operational readiness.