Reappoint 2 members to Human Rights and Human Relations Commission
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The Human Rights and Human Relations Commission advises the city council on discrimination and community relations issues. Betty Burrus-Wright and Jasmine Jones currently serve on this 7-member volunteer board. If approved, both receive new 4-year terms through March 2023.
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