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Council confirms three Human Rights Commission nominees
Summary
Council confirmed three nominees to the Human Rights Commission (Clarence Sim, Claire Sims and Timothy Green) after brief introductions; Dr. Amy Hale also introduced herself as a prospective appointee.
Columbus City Council on Oct. 21 confirmed three nominees to fill seats on the Human Rights Commission.
The mayor introduced Clarence Sim, Claire Sims and Timothy Green, who each stood, offered brief remarks and described their interest in serving. Timothy Green said, "I want to leave Columbus better than I found it," and Claire Sims described herself as eager to volunteer and represent the community. Dr. Amy Hale introduced herself as a physician and an interested commission member.
A council member moved to accept the three nominations; the council approved them by voice vote and welcomed the appointees. Staff said the appointees would be sworn in before the next Human Rights Commission meeting, which the mayor noted is scheduled for Oct. 29.
What’s next: Confirmed members will receive swearing-in and begin attending commission meetings as the body resumes regular work.
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