The municipal election will be held in November.
"Volunteers for town boards and commissions are the life-blood of small towns," said committee vice chairman Karen Casey.
"The challenge lies in finding the right people to serve in positions such as treasurer, Board of Finance, Board of Education, Planning and Zoning and the like," she said.
For the past several elections, Republicans have endorsed incumbent tax collector Deborah Devaux, a Democrat.
In 2005, both parties endorsed Tanya Horgan, an unaffiliated voter, to serve as town treasurer.
Mrs. Horgan has decided to step down in order to devote more time to her business.
Nick Downes, a member of Planning and Zoning who is now seeking the office of first selectman, and incumbent Selectman Vincent LaFontan have announced their candidacies for the top spots last month.
Kent GOP chairman Tony DiPentima describes the two as "men with strong leadership experience."
Republicans and unaffiliated voters who would like to serve in any office of the town are asked to call Tony DiPentima, Karen Casey or contact any member of the Republican Town Committee.