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Commission agrees to allow Commissioner Larry Miller up to six months' leave

Humboldt County Human Rights Commission · September 5, 2025
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Summary

The commission agreed by consensus to allow Commissioner Larry Miller up to six months to recover after a triple-bypass surgery and stroke; commissioners said they will keep him informed of commission business during his absence.

Commissioners agreed to support a request from Commissioner Larry Miller for up to six months of leave to recover from recent health events, including a triple-bypass surgery and a stroke. The chair explained that Miller had considered resigning but, because his term had recently been renewed by the Board of Supervisors, he requested extended leave to recover and rejoin the commission when well.

Members expressed support for allowing the leave and discussed keeping Miller informed of commission communications and materials while he recovers. No formal motion was required; the chair said the consensus was to allow the leave and to maintain contact with Miller during his recovery period.

Next steps: commission staff will continue to include Miller in mailings and communications while he is on leave.