​What Is an A.A. Group Steering Committee?

An A.A. group steering committee is a small, elected group of trusted servants within an Alcoholics Anonymous group or intergroup who help guide the group’s operations, decision-making, and service activities in line with AA’s Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions.

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Alcoholics Anonymous World Services Group Organization Information

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2026 SERVICE MANUAL DRAFT - Open for comments: 

Service Manual (Includes All Trusted Servant Position descriptions)

 

Open Steering Committee Positions:​​

Secretary

Treasurer

Intergroup Representative

Alt GSR

Corrections

Members at Large

Room Custodian

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ALWAYS AVAILABLE Non-Voting Member Positions 

​Coffee Bar Greeter

Meeting Custodian

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​2026 Steering Committee Coral Gables Group:

• ​Chairperson: Mark 

• Treasurer: VACANT (Interim Pablo B.)

• Secretary: VACANT (Interim Monica C.)

• Literature Chair: Sean M.

• General Service Rep: Vivian F.

• Alt. General Service Rep: VACANT

• Intergroup Chair: Stewart M.

• Program Chair: Manny M.

• Corrections: VACANT - Meetings to Correction Facilities in Miami-Dade ​Download the application

• Treatment: Alex S.

• Room Custodian: VACANT

• Website Committee: Adam K.​​​

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Tradition 9 Long Form:

Nine—Each A.A. group needs the least possible organization. Rotating leadership is the best. The small group may elect its secretary, the large group its rotating committee, and the groups of a large metropolitan area their central or intergroup committee, which often employs a full-time secretary. The trustees of the General Service Board are, in effect, our A.A. General Service Committee. They are the custodians of our A.A. Tradition and the receivers of voluntary A.A. contributions by which we maintain our A.A. General Service Office at New York. They are authorized by the groups to handle our overall public relations and they guarantee the integrity of our principal newspaper, the A.A. Grapevine. All such representatives are to be guided in the spirit of service, for true leaders in A.A. are but trusted and experienced servants of the whole. They derive no real authority from their titles; they do not govern. Universal respect is the key to their usefulness.

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Service is one of the best ways to give back. We encourage all members with at least one year of sobriety to consider service in the Coral Gables Group Steering Committee.​​​​​