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EEOAC re-elects Najah as chair; Dominic Biles elected vice chair
Summary
At its April 2 meeting the San Joaquin County Equal Employment Opportunity Advisory Committee re-elected Najah to continue as chair and elected Dominic Biles as vice chair; Douglas Vigil abstained in the vice chair vote.
The San Joaquin County Equal Employment Opportunity Advisory Committee on April 2 re-elected Najah to continue as chair and elected Dominic Biles as vice chair.
Najah, chair of the EEO Advisory Committee, was nominated and re-elected in a voice vote after a second; committee members present voiced approval and no oppositions were recorded.
For the vice chair position, Dominic Biles nominated himself. After a voice vote the committee recorded Dominic Biles as the new vice chair; Douglas Vigil registered an abstention during that vote. Dominic accepted the position.
Why it matters: Committee leadership directs the advisory committee's agenda-setting and aids coordination with Human Resources on EEO implementation. Members said they plan to use the refreshed committee to accelerate subcommittee work and outreach to departmental EEO coordinators.
What the record shows
- Chair: Najah (incumbent) was nominated and re-elected by voice vote; outcome: elected.
- Vice chair: Dominic Biles nominated himself and was elected by voice vote; Douglas Vigil recorded an abstention in the vice chair vote.
Committee members asked the EEO staff to provide onboarding and a short orientation for new members to explain committee roles, attendance expectations and how agenda topics relate to the EEO Plan and county HR structure. Staff said they will add a training-focused agenda for the next meeting and circulate materials earlier in future packet deliveries.
