Kayon Williams appointed to Prince George's County Human Rights Commission

The Prince George's County Government Operations and Fiscal Policy Committee convened on February 27, 2025, to discuss key appointments and legislative matters. A significant highlight of the meeting was the appointment of Kayon Williams to the Human Rights Commission, where she expressed her commitment to fostering a community centered on justice, equity, and inclusion.

Williams, a resident of Prince George's County for eight years and a mother of three, emphasized her dedication to ensuring that all community members feel their voices matter. She outlined her qualifications, including her experience in compliance and fraud prevention, which she believes will aid her in advocating for fair treatment and accountability within the commission.

During her presentation, Williams detailed her role in establishing a fraud prevention unit at her previous institution, where she developed policies to protect against fraud and discrimination. She highlighted her commitment to transparency and equity, aiming to ensure that community systems are secure and just.

Following her presentation, the committee members expressed their support, leading to a unanimous vote in favor of her appointment. The motion was carried with a 3-0 vote, and Williams's appointment will now proceed to the full council for final approval.

The meeting also included discussions on upcoming legislative items, with the committee planning to address additional agenda items in the near future. The successful appointment of Williams marks a step forward in enhancing the focus on human rights and equity in Prince George's County.