Mayfield Rebuilds seeks a diverse group of engaged committee members willing to explore issues, consider alternate viewpoints and seek consensus. We encourage you to choose a committee in an area that interests you, one you might have experience in or knowledge of and most importantly, something you care about. 

Mayfield Rebuilds is responsible for collecting input from as many people as possible and sharing our findings with the ultimate decision makers. Mayfield Rebuilds doesn’t have the final say on which projects go forward and which will not. Our committees carefully evaluate every suggestion, and we seek expert input and rank suggestions based on which are practical, which ones are more likely to be funded, how the suggestions meet the needs of the community and how it might help move Mayfield forward now and in the future.

No, Mayfield Rebuilds is strictly dedicated to helping develop plans for reimagining the community’s design and infrastructure. See the Helpful Links page for links to organizations dedicated to helping residents recover.

No, Mayfield Rebuilds is entirely independent. Mayfield Mayor Kathy O’Nan attended the first public meeting, but only for the purpose of introducing the concept and naming Mayfield resident Jill Celaya as its chair.

Typically, groups like this one complete their work in less than one year.

The Mayfield Rebuilds Steering Committee meets monthly with committee meetings scheduled independently through the course of the month.

Find out about public meetings in the local media and on this website. Mayfield Rebuilds will host periodic community meetings to share our progress.