Appoint Amber Hatfield to Community Crisis Response Program advisory board
In Plain English
The city needs residents to advise on its crisis response program that provides alternatives to police for mental health emergencies. Amber Hatfield has lived in Richmond for 10 years and works in education. If approved, she serves a 4-year term through December 2028.
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Votes
Approve consent calendar
6 to 0
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