Municipal services

Municipal Services

The following Municipal services have been established to promote equity, diversity, and accessibility.

Human Rights Commission

The Ann Arbor Human Rights Commission​ (HRC), known until 1970 as the Human Relations Commission, was created in 1957 by City Council under the leadership of Mayor Sam Eldersveld. It works to protect the human and civil rights of the people of Ann Arbor. Its nine members are Ann Arbor residents appointed for three-year terms by the Mayor and City Council. Human Rights Commission Flyer. The Human Rights Commission flyer provides a brief introduction to the work of this commission. 

LGBTQ+ Liaison to the Mayor

Naomi Goldberg,
LGBTQ+ Liaison to the Mayor's Office
734.277.4575​
goldberg.naomi@gmail.com

​​Commission on Disability Issues​ (CODI)

The Commission on Disability Issues​ (CODI), ​​envisions an Ann Arbor where facilities, programs, businesses and organizations are accessible​ for persons of all abilities, and where inclusion and equitable participation in community life are available to everyone. The City of Ann Arbor values all of its citizens, regardless of ability. ​

​Unless otherwise noted on the city meetings and events calendar, CODI meetings will be broadcast live on CTN Cable Channel 16, ATT Channel 99.  O​nline at a2gov.org/watchCTN​. Watch live me​etings​ online or view public meetings at your convenience online via CTN's video on demand.​