Community Human Services Funding Policy

Plain-language summary

The Commission unanimously adopted a new Community Human Services Funding Policy as recommended by Housing & Community Resilience. Public speakers expressed both support and concerns about equitable access for small, minority-owned organizations.

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How each commissioner voted

5 present

Curtis RichardsonSeat 4

Voted Yes

Moved by

Dianne Williams-CoxSeat 5

The Motion

As stated on the record

“Adopt the Community Human Services Funding Policy (Option 1 as recommended by Housing & Community Resilience).”

Moved by

Richardson

Seconded by

Williams-Cox

Official agenda title

Community Human Services Funding Policy

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Item 11.01

Community Human Services Funding Policy

How each commissioner voted

The Motion

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