Issue Juneteenth proclamation and appoint 2 residents to city committees
In Plain English
The city formally recognizes Juneteenth and African American contributions to Richmond through an official proclamation. Pat Young joins the Commission on Aging, which advises the city on senior services and programs. Carmen Sofia Corona Mendez joins the Youth Council, which gives young residents a voice in city decisions.
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