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Boulder Human Relations Commission schedules Oct. 25 retreat to orient new members, shape work plan
Summary
The Human Relations Commission set a Oct. 25 Saturday retreat focused on orientation for two incoming commissioners, team building and a discussion to reshape the commission's work plan and meeting norms; staff will draft an agenda and commissioners volunteered to help facilitate.
The Boulder Human Relations Commission on Aug. 26 set a Saturday, Oct. 25, date for a three-hour retreat intended to orient two incoming commissioners and generate a work plan and meeting norms.
Commissioners said the retreat will include an icebreaker and a staff-led grounding on the commission’s role and recent activity, followed by two hours for discussion about how the commission wants to structure future meetings, solicit community input and measure effectiveness.
The retreat date and approximate times were discussed several times during the meeting. Staff said Oct. 25 was available and commissioners recalled a 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. window as the likely schedule; one staff speaker noted an earlier internal notation had listed 9 a.m. to noon and said staff would confirm with the…
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