Appoint Michael Gliksohn to Reimagine Public Safety Task Force
In Plain English
The city's public safety task force has a vacant seat that needs filling. Michael Gliksohn has followed the task force for months and holds a Public Service degree. He has lived in Richmond for 9 years and wants to join the group working on police reform ideas.
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