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Commission approves first reading to allow student voting on Human Rights Commission
Royal Oak City Commission · February 25, 2025
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Summary
The commission passed a first-reading ordinance amendment to remove 'non-voting' status for student members of the Human Rights Commission; commissioners stressed protections for students and encouraged civic engagement.
Royal Oak commissioners passed a first reading on Feb. 24 to amend the city ordinance so student members of the Human Rights Commission may serve as voting members.
Ms. Barton, staff liaison, described the change as a straightforward revision to eliminate language designating students as…
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