Declare January 2025 as Human Trafficking Prevention Month and hear presentation
In Plain English
Human trafficking remains a serious problem in Richmond that affects vulnerable residents. The Family Justice Center, police, and county task force work together to combat trafficking through prevention and victim services. The proclamation raises community awareness about this issue.
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Public Comments
3 public comments — 3 spoken
- Cordell HindlerIn person
- Mark WassbergIn person
- Sara CantorIn personformer board member
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