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YIPAC seeks Ward 3 applicant; November meeting date will conflict with HRC

Ypsilanti YIPAC · October 27, 2025
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Summary

During the Oct. 23 YIPAC meeting commissioners announced an open appointment for a Ward 3 seat, discussed November scheduling changes because of the Thanksgiving holiday and noted the upcoming local election. The commission approved the previous meeting—s minutes and formally adjourned the session.

The Ypsilanti Youth-In-Policing Advisory Commission used its Oct. 23 meeting to confirm committee business and local announcements alongside the police presentation.

A motion to approve the Sept. 25 meeting minutes was made and seconded; the chair called for the ayes and the motion carried. No mover or seconder were named on the record.

Commissioners announced the commission is still seeking an applicant to fill the Ward 3 vacancy. Commissioners said the city prefers equal representation by ward but will consider any city resident who applies. One staff speaker summarized the city—s practical preference: priority to Ward 3 residents but any qualified city resident—s application would be considered.

Members noted scheduling adjustments for the November meeting because the normal date fell on Thanksgiving week. Staff said the Human Rights Commission will be meeting in the main room that night and YIPAC will use a downstairs conference room; deputy clerk Lisa Britton and clerk staff member John Tramp will support the commission in the November meeting. Commissioners also briefly discussed the upcoming local election (one item on the ballot) and several community events including trunk-or-treat activities and a county firefighter award.

A motion to adjourn was made, seconded and carried. The meeting ended following the vote. No roll-call tallies were recorded on the transcript for either procedural motion.