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Human Relations Commission
The standing committees of the HRC are: "Community Needs, Labor and Industry, and Public Relations and Information." The HRC also welcomes opportunities to partner with other organizations working in the areas of human relations and services.
Agendas are available prior to the meetings. Minutes are available following approval.
View Most Recent Agendas and Minutes | View Agendas and Minutes 2012 and Older
Membership
The Human Relations Commission (HRC) was established as a part of the City of Jackson government on November 19, 1963. The commission is comprised of nine members, of which at least five must be residents of the City while others may reside in Jackson County. A diversity balance is sought among members to allow for a fully representative body reflective of the City's population.
The standing committees of the HRC are: "Community Needs, Labor and Industry, and Public Relations and Information." The HRC also welcomes opportunities to partner with other organizations working in the areas of human relations and services.
Agendas & Minutes
Agendas are available prior to the meetings. Minutes are available following approval.
View Most Recent Agendas and Minutes | View Agendas and Minutes 2012 and Older
Membership
The Human Relations Commission (HRC) was established as a part of the City of Jackson government on November 19, 1963. The commission is comprised of nine members, of which at least five must be residents of the City while others may reside in Jackson County. A diversity balance is sought among members to allow for a fully representative body reflective of the City's population.
The standing committees of the HRC are: "Community Needs, Labor and Industry, and Public Relations and Information." The HRC also welcomes opportunities to partner with other organizations working in the areas of human relations and services.