Events

A.A. Traditions with Carrie B; A.A. Traditions with Billy N. The 12 AA Steps set us free; The 12 AA Traditions ensure the health of the Groups; The 12 AA Concepts promise the organization will exist in future times.

A.A. Traditions with Carrie B; A.A. Traditions with Billy N. The 12 AA Steps set us free; The 12 AA Traditions ensure the health of the Groups; The 12 AA Concepts promise the organization will exist in future times.

A.A. Traditions with Carrie B; A.A. Traditions with Billy N. The 12 AA Steps set us free; The 12 AA Traditions ensure the health of the Groups; The 12 AA Concepts promise the organization will exist in future times.

THE HARBOR AREA SERVICE BOARD – The Harbor Area Service Board; (Board) members, are Trusted Servants of the Harbor Area Service Committee. They provide the liaisons between the Service Committee and the Harbor Area Central Office (Central Office) and keeps the Service Committees informed of any office needs. Their services include the staffing of the Central Office and the general administration and operations of the office. The Board consists of five members who serve on a rotating basis for a period of five years. On January first of each year, the Chairman (Chair One) is retired, the remaining chairmen then move up one chair (chair two becomes chair one, etc.) and a new Chair Five is elected by the delegates to the Service Committee in December of each year.

For more information contact secretary@longbeachaa.org

A.A. Traditions with Carrie B; A.A. Traditions with Billy N. The 12 AA Steps set us free; The 12 AA Traditions ensure the health of the Groups; The 12 AA Concepts promise the organization will exist in future times.

In the Harbor Area this is accomplished through the Service Committee. The Service Committee is comprised of delegates elected from their respective groups or meetings to serve for a period of time on the Committee. Each delegate has a vote in the affairs of the Committee and is eligible to serve in any additional capacity that they desire upon approval by the Committee.

Within the Service Committee there are a number offices and sub-committees designated to perform certain functions for the successful operation of Alcoholics Anonymous throughout the Harbor Area.

Elections for the offices and subcommittees are held every December at the Harbor Area Service Committee meeting.

A.A. Traditions with Carrie B; A.A. Traditions with Billy N. The 12 AA Steps set us free; The 12 AA Traditions ensure the health of the Groups; The 12 AA Concepts promise the organization will exist in future times.

A.A. Traditions with Carrie B; A.A. Traditions with Billy N. The 12 AA Steps set us free; The 12 AA Traditions ensure the health of the Groups; The 12 AA Concepts promise the organization will exist in future times.

A.A. Traditions with Carrie B; A.A. Traditions with Billy N. The 12 AA Steps set us free; The 12 AA Traditions ensure the health of the Groups; The 12 AA Concepts promise the organization will exist in future times.

THE HARBOR AREA SERVICE BOARD – The Harbor Area Service Board; (Board) members, are Trusted Servants of the Harbor Area Service Committee. They provide the liaisons between the Service Committee and the Harbor Area Central Office (Central Office) and keeps the Service Committees informed of any office needs. Their services include the staffing of the Central Office and the general administration and operations of the office. The Board consists of five members who serve on a rotating basis for a period of five years. On January first of each year, the Chairman (Chair One) is retired, the remaining chairmen then move up one chair (chair two becomes chair one, etc.) and a new Chair Five is elected by the delegates to the Service Committee in December of each year.

For more information contact secretary@longbeachaa.org

A.A. Traditions with Carrie B; A.A. Traditions with Billy N. The 12 AA Steps set us free; The 12 AA Traditions ensure the health of the Groups; The 12 AA Concepts promise the organization will exist in future times.

In the Harbor Area this is accomplished through the Service Committee. The Service Committee is comprised of delegates elected from their respective groups or meetings to serve for a period of time on the Committee. Each delegate has a vote in the affairs of the Committee and is eligible to serve in any additional capacity that they desire upon approval by the Committee.

Within the Service Committee there are a number offices and sub-committees designated to perform certain functions for the successful operation of Alcoholics Anonymous throughout the Harbor Area.

Elections for the offices and subcommittees are held every December at the Harbor Area Service Committee meeting.

A.A. Traditions with Carrie B; A.A. Traditions with Billy N. The 12 AA Steps set us free; The 12 AA Traditions ensure the health of the Groups; The 12 AA Concepts promise the organization will exist in future times.

A.A. Traditions with Carrie B; A.A. Traditions with Billy N. The 12 AA Steps set us free; The 12 AA Traditions ensure the health of the Groups; The 12 AA Concepts promise the organization will exist in future times.