Commission on the Social Status of African-American Males
Regular MeetingMichigan City, IN · July 14, 2021
Minutes
MICHIGAN CITY
COMMISSION ON THE SOCIAL STATUS
OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN MALES
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Mr.Marty Corley Mrs. Joan Ganschow Ms. LaTonya Troutman Ms. Nila William
I. Call to Order AT 12:01 PM
II. Roll call
A. Quorum of 12
B. See attendance sheet
III. Treasurer’s Report
A. 6/29/2021 2021 Scholarship Awardee – Jibreel Hoskins -
$1,000.00
B. ENDING BALANCE
1. $573.9
C. Treasure request fundraising ideas
D. Back 2 School Rally
1. Commissioner Tillman raised questions regarding a
table for the Social Status at the Back 2 School Rally. If
we would have a table and Commissioners, if able
could donate some items.
2. Chairman Corley state Back 2 School Rally will be held
August 14th, but will not be able to join
3. Executive Director James Garrett agreed to come
support if it's going to be similar to the past. Willing to
bring some back to school items but supplies are
limited due to the pandemic. But can get together the
pocket brochure and other things that may be useful to
table
4. Commissioner Williams Thanked Mr.Garrett,being on
the committee for the Back 2 school rally which will be
from 12- 4 pm. Since we are non profit we shouldn't
have to pay $40 for the table but maybe all Agreed
Commissioners could donate personally to gather
school supplies for the rally.
5. Commissioners Tillman and Hogan will coordinate
donor efforts.
6. Commissioner Ganschow can not attend personally but
will donate. She will reach out to commissioners that
volunteered.
7. Motion to accept Treasurer report as read made by
Commissioner McCormick
8. Motion seconded by Commissioner Fly
E.
Corley Yea Ganschow yea Troutman yea
Williams yea Tillman yea Milap yea
Carroll yea Cox yea Allen yea
Fly yea McCormick yea Hogan yea
Ayes have it
IV. New Business
A. I had nothing for new business does anybody have anything
for new business
B. Director James Garret wanted to share with the Michigan
City Commission we will be having our first call Conference
for the Indiana Annual Black Barbershop which will be on
the 4 Saturdays in April 2022.
C. Spoke with Commissioner Ganschow about vaccinations or
possible booster shots to increase the number of black males
that are getting the vaccination or have gotten the vaccination
or need the booster shot. If it is deemed that is something that
needs to happen or occur in April of 2022. We can begin the
discussion, I am hoping that we can began the trial run in
select cities and barbershops this fall so in select cities roll
out the barbershop initiatives and do the screen so we can
better understand so we can better understand what the shots
are confronted with with this new normal post pandemic. We
have to do some things differently. Are we going to have to
incorporate social distancing in the barbershop screening
strategy. So it's kinda a trial run hopefully this fall. But we
are looking for 16 cities to participate fully in april of 2022
and we probably again do that regionally so it will be the
central indiana communities, the southern indiana
communities the northern indiana communities. Then the
northwest because we've got 4 participating cities in Lake
County. So with the number of shops they have participating
they can almost have exclusively for themselves. The beauty
for Michigan City is we always allow you all to choose if you
want to be with Northwest Indiana or with the Northern
Indiana communities of Fort Wayne South Bend and Elkhart.
Like I said we've got 4 Saturdays that will be available in
April of 2022 and As we go through the calls that will be the
4th Monday of each month. We will designate what regions
will have what saturday. Hopefully that will fit your
schedule. We look forward to you all participating as you
have in the past. One.of the new wrinkles that we may
incorporate into the barbershop strategy is Vaccination
information and actual vaccination sites will be incorporated
if barbershop is not large enough or suitable for actual
vaccinations then we can have St Francian or Health Link or
some health partner in the participating city community
provide those vaccinations. I can tell you that the state dept
of health does have a mobile unit. We were able to utilize
that mobile unit on april 24th in Gary. It worked very well.
They rolled it out to Marquette Park where the Black Men's
Health Fair was occurring. They had Indiana National
Guardsmen and the medical professional to provide the
vaccine and it happened right on site. If we have a shop that
would like to provide the vaccines & we’ve got a location
that provides a high volume of participants, we may seek to
incorporate or utilize the mobile unit from the State Dept. of
Health to provide those vaccination shots.
D. Commissioner Allen said we just finished up our 2nd
vaccination clinic here in Michigan City. The National Guard
and Indiana Dept. of Health were here. We did it at the
Pencostal Temple of God in Christ. When you get that shot.
You have to have a place for the person to stay for at least 20
minutes. I don't know about Mr. Wright’s Barbershop
because he’s moved to a new location. But we would need to
have space for people to go and sit.
V. ED James Garrett responded Albertine you are absolutely right
because before they rolled out the mobile unit I had a conversation
with Dr. Box and Antoinette Hope. They were wanting to
incorporate vaccination shots at the barbershop.I Had to inform
them. Great idea but.Too many of our shops are not conducive To
lending themselves to vaccinations like you said? To have 15 or 20
minutes where they can sit following the injection. We just had
shops that were too small and did not have a well defined sanitary
area for vaccinations. But I like the concept because the hesitancy
of black males getting the vaccine is due in large part to past
history and lack of trust. The thinking was how can we take and
provide the vaccine where the men are instead of them having to
seek out a location or going somewhere else.
VI. Commissioner Allen stated. That she would be willing to.Work
with.Mr. Garrett on ThatShe would try to see what.Minority health
Partners could do. I've worked with Antoinette and the Indiana
State Department of Health Both of the times.We have given out
the vaccine.The church was a huge.Place for us to use.You could
see at least 25 people at one time after they had their shot,
soTrying to figure out how We could use that mobile unit and still
have a place for them to sit.
VII. Executive Director Garrett responded I appreciate your support
with that because again, I need the people in the respective
Communities Help identify where would be the best location to
provide those vaccination shots. Any other questions?
VIII. Commission Allen said I'm thinking maybe The barbers Would be
willing to go somewhere and cut hair, they would have to take
their equipment and stuff, where it's large enough to cut hairHave
some place.Where they can come and sit after they get vaccinated.
IX. Executive Director Garrett responded.We did that in Gary where
the barber college Actually brought their chairs and their barbers to
Marquette Park to provide free haircuts and beard trims. Again to
generate interest of black males to come out to the Health FairAt
that location they were able to.visit many health providers get
information, and screening .And they were also able to get
their.Vaccination.
X. Dishner Allen stated I will start working on that with Chairman
Corley and anybody else on the Commission that would like to
work toward that effort.
XI. ED Garrett said thank you.
XII. Commissioner Allen said your welcome.
XIII. Chairman Corley asked if anybody else had any questions? Seeing
None . Addressing ED Garrett he stated Thank you Sir Always
good to see you!
XIV. ED Garrett stated alright and the other thing I wanted to share with
you all is we have 2 tentative dates for our Black Males Annual
Conference October 19th or on October 20th It will be a one day
event. It will both be in person and streamed.StreamLive stream,
so we're hoping that Michigan City.Like you all have done in the
past will bring a contingent down to the conference and those who
can't we hope you will join us virtually on the live stream. As I get
the final date back, I'm hoping to have that back at our commission
by next Wednesday. But I can tell it will be either October 19th or
October 20th.
XV. Chairman Corley said Thank You Sir! If you can get me a flyer as
soon as possible I can get with the council to get a group of young
men that could go down there with us.
XVI. Old Business
A. Hybrid meeting policy
1. Last meeting we did vote to have a hybrid meeting which
means we can meet by electronic device. This was based off the
Board of Works policy we had adopted. Chairman Corley was
advised to have one that basically puts our name in the policy.
We need a motion
2. Motion made to accept Hybrid policy as written made
by Commissioner McCormick
3. Motion seconded by Commissioners Milsap and
Tillman
B.
Corley Yea Ganschow yea Troutman yea
Williams yea Tillman yea Milap yea
Carroll yea Cox yea Allen yea
Fly yea McCormick Aye Hogan yea
Ayes have it
C. Review and approval of amended Bylaws
1. Chairman Corley acknowledges questions amended by
laws regarding residency. Reached out to attorney
Lapaich. She pointed out in the ordinance it says you
must be a Michigan City Residents. Information was
sent out. Any questions
2. Commissioner McCormick says I have a statement. we
should put more emphasis on attendance, to do
something about attendance.
3. Commissioner Ganschow said she wanted to confirm
that She pointed out in the ordinance it says you must
be a Michigan City Residents.
4. Chairman Corley agreed and explained yes and that
may include business as well
5. Commissioner Hogan asked if that would exclude
Commissioners
6. Commissioner Ganschow said yes
7. Chairman Corley said it may include 2 or 3 people
8. Commissioner Ganschow asked if it was the same on
the old ordinance.
9. Commissioner Tillman majority of boards and
commissions is Michigan City residents on
ordinance.But they do have different requirements but it
is possible to hold those seats.
10. Commissioner Troutman would like to know if it
is possible, considering the commission is currently
made up of 50-70% Michigan City Residents, with
some from other organizations holding seats on the
commission; also considering attendance is critical. If
your place of residency in the county is not affecting
your attendance then I believe it should not be an issue
to reside on Commission as long as commission is
made with more than 50-70 % or a certain percentage
of residents from Michigan City. Would that be
possible?’
11. Chairman Corley would appreciate the great
discussion but will table bylaws meeting and discuss
further with Councilwoman Tillman to iron out the
details and bring up at the next meeting.
12. Commissioner McCormick said just because
things have been done for 20 or 15 years doesn’t mean
that its right. That's just an ordinance but if we want to
change the ordinance then we should go to city
council.There is a loophole. If the mayor wants an
appointee he can choose another avenue. I just feel
rules are in place for a reason.
13. Ta-tanesha George the original ordinance said
bonafide residents of LaPorte County. So that was the
original ordinance which also allowed 24 members. I
just helped Mrs. Ganschow, who was one of the
original members. I know there have been some
changes made since the original ordinance came out in
December of 1998 but I just thought I'd help Joan out
because I think she was one of the first members of the
commission. But that is how she became a member.
14. Commissioner Ganschow said when that
happened I did live in Michigan City. But I think that
there are several of us that live in towns that are
considered to be in the Michigan City area. Would
propose we table this for another month and take a look
at being a little more inclusive instead of exclusive.
15. Commissioner Cox asked what towns are you
speaking of when you say could be considered
Michigan City.
16. Commissioner Ganschow Responded I think Mr
Cox certainly Long Beach, Trail Creek, Potawatomi
Park So I being inclusive off those Michigan City Area
17. Chairman Corley stated we will table this until we
have another meeting about this. I will reach out to a
couple of people about this. Thank you
18. Councilwoman Tillman called point of order
19. Chairman Corley apologized. Acknowledging
Ganschows motion. Motion was seconded by
Councilwoman Seconded the motion to table.
20. Roll Call Vote
Corley Yea Ganschow yea Troutman yea
Williams yea Tillman yea Milap yea
Carroll yea Cox yea Allen yea
Fly yea McCormick Nay Hogan yea
Ayes have it
Approval of past votes.
Chairman Corley said I still have to go through those votes because any
votes that were made on Zoom we have to reapprove in person. I will try
to get to those by the next meeting. I will try to reach out to the secretary
to help get through those and bring those to the August meeting.
D. Sub-Committee Reports
E. Education
1. Chairman Corley recognized the absence
of.Commissioner McCullum.But did state that the
check was cut for the scholarship winner Jibrel.And he
has been in contact with him to give his check to him.
F. Health
1. Commissioner Alice said, I guess that's me, Marty. We
just finished our third ClinicAnd that was over on Wall
Bash at the Pentecostal.Temple of God in Christ. We
serviced 532 people this time. It was not as large as the
first round of vaccines we gave out.The first round.We
have500 peopleThe first day. I think.A lot of people got
the Pfizer and we had a few who did not return because
they got the Johnson and Johnson. We’ve been to the
Pentecostal.Temple of God in Christ, the Michigan City
Area Schools and the Michigan City Housing
Authority. We are going to keep pushing to see if we
can get more people vaccinated. I will be working
closely with Mr. Garrett to see what we can do for the
Barbershop initiative, But, that’s all I have for the
health report today.
2. Commissioner Ganschow told Commissioner Allen this
is Joan. So are you basically saying that if there are a
group of unvaccinated people then we can contact you
for the possibility of setting up a clinic for those folks
and opening up for others.
3. Commissioner Allen responded That's true. We’ve
worked closely with Healthlink and they will come out
for 10 or more people. It's not feasible for them to come
out for 1 or 2 people. We had 3 sessions at the
Michigan City Housing Authority. We serviced 85% of
the residents of seniors that live in the complex there.If
I gather 10 people or 12 people they will come out and
do the vaccination. In fact. That's our agreement with
Health Link.
G. Commissioner Ganschow said I think that's a wonderful
service to our community. I think for all of us to be aware of
that is a great service. Thank Albertine for your work and I
think Nila you have been involved in that too. Thank You!
H. Commissioner Williams said your welcome.
I. Chairman Corley asked, is there anything else on health?
J. Commissioner McCormmick said keep up the good work
Mrs. Allen.
K. Thanks you Rodney after correction
L. Employment
1. Commissioner Milsap asked if everyone received a
flyer that I passed around and I will leave some extra
with our secretary. The flyer is an announcement for a
workshop to be co hosted by the LaPorte County
commissioners and the LaPorte County building
trades.To discuss good paying job opportunities in
construction?And building and building industries in
LaPorte County.The meeting will be held Monday, July
19th at 2:00 PM.At.At the IBEW Office is located.At
301 E 8th St in Michigan City, and if you're not
familiar with that location, it is the old Central School
during that workshop.You will be able to get valuable
information on good paying jobs right here in Michigan
City and LaPorte County. This workshop is open to any
and everyone, so I would advise if possible With your
work schedule to attend.Any questions?
2. Commissioner McCormick asks, does this have
something to do with the Indiana plan?
3. Commissioner Millsap responded. I think that will be a
discussion point.But this is with the LaPorte County
building trades.OK, the Commission and the
Commissioners Office, of course.Yeah.
4. Once again, that date is Monday, July 19th at 2:00
PM.Along with that.Mr. Hogan did mention earlier
about putting together an interview preps session for
applicants, Give any further thought to that?
5. Commissioner Hogan responded I did. I started the
PowerPoint and handout and it should be complete by
And it should be complete by next meeting at least
complete enough for the. Rest of the council members
to review.And we will make a final draft And we can
set up a date.Appropriate when it's appropriate to do
that.But by next meeting for sure we will at least have
the slide deck.And the outline of What?I'm expecting
them to learn.And, uh.Will email it to you or present it
while we're here.Just have to review it and make the
changes that you guys think are applicable.
6. Commissioner Millsaps said, OK, we had.Because we
have a location.To hold the session, The Michigan City
police department. Also, since the Indiana plan was
mentioned and we had some concerns about it in the
past.With that in mind.I would like with the other
Commissioners agreement when I say we we are
referring to the Commission.We put together A3
member.Committee consisting of our Chair
Commissioner Corley, myself So we can be utilized as
a monitoring mechanism to ensure that.The
effectiveness of the program is successful to minorities.
What will be your thoughts and feelings on that as
Commission??so as
7. Sure.Chairman Corley stated that so if there isA
committee As chair I can.Approve and appoint a
committee if that's what you need, and then also if you
have a subcommittee.So if you wanted to.Incorporate
your subcommittee into that.You can't actually do that
yourself too if you want..
8. And the reason for that is.Historically, we've all been
You're with programs that have.Good idea, mindset or
thought, but they are not too successful Something of
this nature is.Very important to the black community,
so we should have some type of.Mechanism.Or
device.To ensure that the objectives are being met in
reference to employment.Of minorities in our
community.So we can work.Closely, when I say we
we.Being the committee.We can work
closely.Commissioners with the Commissioners and the
LaPorte County Building trades as a resource and a
mechanism.To build the objective.
9. Chairman Corley said.So you can just select who you
would want to be in the sub committee.
10. Commissioner Milsap asked if there was anyone
who would want to be in the subcommittee?
11. Interested commissioners included McCormick
and Allen and Mr Cox. We have a 5 person committee
12. Corley said that will be run out of your
subcommittee.
13. Commissioner Millsap said So we have the
Members now. I'll get with you guys and we'll do OrA
meeting via phone or whatever and we wanna Develop
so we could be utilized as a resource.With the
Commissioners office and the LaPorte County Building
trades to meet that objective of getting minorities hired
In our community, and hopefully we'll have our
workshop for the employment prep so we can have
some good candidates groaned and ready to go
because.The interview is a part of the hiring process.
14. Commissioner fly.Said excuse me, but I would
like to be on that subcommittee also. I know you said
five, but.
15. Commissioner Millsap said, well, it can happen to
you at any time so.OK.Please consider yourself,
remember.
16. Commissioner Hogan said one of the concerns I
have been putting the presentation together is the
audience.When I propose it.The intended audience was
for peoples first time into the actual.Placement, but
when I was The research for and putting the statistics
together.I wanted to include people who are returning
to the workplace.People Who have been out of the
economy for some years?And are looking for an
opportunity to get back in and so.I guess what I'm
asking is that.What did the rest of the Commissioners
think?Should this be something that will be focused on
teens entering the workforce For the first time or young
men entering the workforce for the first time, or.Or is it
something that we can spread to include the people who
are Returning to the workplace.As well.
17. Commissioner Allen stated, I think it should
include people who are returning to work. A lot of
people who are in their 40s and 50s and.Are trying to
return to work and I think we should include
everybody.This is Albertine.
18. Commissioner Cox Made statements that could
not be picked up by microphone.
19. Fishing or Hogan said.Even if you're looking into
going into management The prospect of having to go
into entire interview process and.And writing a
resume.Being able to talk about your skills
and.Professional.General workplace decorumSome of
those things can be challenging when you're trying to
plant your feet in the business round, so.
20. Commissioner Cox said the good thing about
apprenticeship programs as you come in.In a capacity
that what they want to see is an eagerness to work.And,
uh.The ability app, obviously.With eagerness to work
and a commitment to work, and if we can incorporate
that with the skills they need, then they can step into a
better life.I think it would do everybody a good sense..
21. Commissioner Millsap said.Against
Commissioner HoganWe're all on the same page as
to.Making that information available for anyone who
want to utilize it in reference to jobs
employment.However, our Concern is.For the people
who are directly applying for the.Trade tradeWhich is
what this workshop is for, but.Withhold any valuable
information for anyone who would want to utilize the
skill sets that we're going to try to offer and what we're
trying to promote.Employment for the trades in our
communities with minorities, and with that being said,
for the record.The five member Committee committee
is only being utilized as a resource for assistant.And to
come into the objective of hiring minorities in our
communities. Not a.Legislative or legal but just a
resource that we would like to partner
with.Commissioners office and in LaPorte County
trades and to make that objective met.
22. Commissioner Hogan said this presentation that I
have put together is not designed.For specifically that
purposeFor trades It was more just designed for
employment in general, but I'll talk to you offline about
that and we'll have a discussion about.What can be
added to support that as well?'cause there's a lot of
information in there that doesn't necessarily pertain to
the trades, but it's incredibly valuable for people who
are returning to the workforce Or for the first time but
top.
23. Commissioner Millsap said, OK, thank you. Is
there any other question?
24. Commissioner McCormick says, yes. I have a
question. I hope that you are willing to work with
.Myself and Commissioner Fly. We had been talking
about this. I hope that you can get more in tune with
keeping bringing up the Commissioners. We do have
some power and we need to put pressure on Those
Commissioners to at least past the hiring
ordinance.Because, let's be honest, the hiring practice in
the county.For hiring blacks, it's absolutely terrible, and
I know it's election time.That's why we're hearing some
of this information.But I want to move past it.Election
after election days are over. People make their
promises. We want to hold them too.Or before.Because
there are some problems in the county And I want to
work with you and I hope you will work with me.And
try to put pressure through ordinance and work that
way.Thank you.
25. Millsap said thank you Rodney. I hear you loud
and clear.Thank you.
M. Criminal Justice
1. Commissioner Ganschow said in lue of time, basically
the important thing is to reiterate that the Indiana
Criminal Justice Association Annual Conference will
be in South Bend held at the Century Center September
29- October 1st. All are welcome. There will be a
reduced rate if you are an ICJA member but you are
welcome to attend the local conference itself. And it's
only 30 minutes away. So Anyone who is interested go
to the Indiana Criminal Justice Association and you can
be pre registered. Thank you.
N. Social Factors
1. Nothing to report
XVII. Commissioner Round Table
A. Councilwoman Tillman- Actually this might be under new
and old business in regard to attendance. I just want to bring
it to your attention and the secretary aboutCommissioner
Jacarra Williams and his attendance. Originally out of that 8
appointments we have that listed as the Ministerial
Association. To my understanding they are not meeting right
now. If I am not mistaken he is appointed by or representing
them. Instead of the NW Ministers Conference these are 2
different entities so we need to get confirmation as to are we
going to have someone from the Ministers Association or did
they dismember themselves and if so we need to find that out
to determine if we need to make a change in the ordinance to
reflect if we are going to have someone from the NW
Ministers Conference.
B. Chairman Corley ok thank you.
C. The Secretary stated `` Thank you so much for that
Commissioner Tillman I will clarify but I do believe that is
dissolved, not 100% sure but I will reach out to find out. But
also I passed out a flyer for Solar Training and Certifications
The NAACP has partnered with IDWD and its WorkOne
Centers the Sustainability Commission and as a member of
Commission I look to you all as partners already. The
Hoosier Career and Talent Network to make this work. If you
haven't heard me say this already I'll keep this brief. NIPSCO
is retiring its Coal Plant Facility on the West Side. I just
attended their IRP Integrated Resource Planning meeting
yesterday. They are looking to start work promptly. The
problem as Mr. McCormmick spoke about the hiring
ordinance. The problem is we can put 17 orders in place for
hiring if we do not have a ready workforce once these people
come in, whether we are talking about the solar installation in
which NIPSCO has a major solar plan as part of its
retirement process, or whether we are talking about the
Indiana plan in construction… If we do not have a ready
work of individuals from our community the ordinances are
null and void. We can go to the city council but if we do not
have that workforce in place to say hey look hire these
people. So I am asking, begging, and pleading with you all to
please find individuals who are interested in making 30 to 40
thousand dollars a year. These jobs are looking to start later
this year on top of next year and continuing on until MC
retires; the timeline says 2028 but that can happen at any time
NIPSCO decides. I am asking us to be proactive and not wait
until the jobs are here and say hey none of these people are
from MC. We can getMC residents and train them right here
right now.
D. Commissioner Fly I want to echo Commissioner Tillman
about attendance. I know Jacarra from his Ministerial
Alliance. We need to make sure people on this commission
can fulfill their obligation to this commission as far as
attendance. We need to get more strict on availability and
accountability so we need to double down to see if this is the
spot for him or his organization because there are other
organizations that would be more involved with social status
and what we are doing and what we are trying to accomplish.
I just noticed that the absenteeism is a factor and it's starting
to make me wonder if his heart or his mission, if his time, if
it's available for him or for anyone. If I get dressed and get on
this scooter to come down here I think everybody should be
able to do the same thing. Got to keep it real. If you cant
make it, maybe we have other places that we can get in here.
Maybe we need to reach out and see if this is where he wants
to be.
E. The Secretary stated I do think that is a strong point to be
added into our bylaws because I know former Chairman
Payne was adamant about attendance. I know there is a
clause in our bylaws that mentions attendance but there is no
mention of consequences. Last year when people missed 8 or
more meetings I did send out a letter so I don't know what the
commission is looking to see or want to have happen but I do
know that that is a problem as far as Commissioner Williams
and others attendance.
XVIII. Public Comment
XIX. Adjournment Meeting Adjournment at 1:00p.m.
XX. Next meeting Wednesday, August 11th, 2021 at 12:00 pm
Agenda
MICHIGAN CITY
COMMISSION ON THE SOCIAL STATUS
OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN MALES
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Mr.Marty Corley Mrs. Joan Ganschow Ms. LaTonya Troutman Ms. Nila Williams
Chairman Vice-Chairman Secretary Treasurer
NOTICE OF MEETING
To Whom it may concern;
The monthly meeting of THE MICHIGAN CITY COMMISSION ON
THE SOCIAL STATUS OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN MALES will be held
on Wednesday, July 14th, 2021 @ 12:00 Noon. This hybrid meeting will be
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Marty Corley
Marty Corley
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Mayor Duane Parry
City Clerk, Gail Neulieb
Michigan City Common Council
Editor-The News-Dispatch
Ta-Tanesha George, Human Rights Director
MICHIGAN CITY
COMMISSION ON THE SOCIAL STATUS
OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN MALES
Mr.Marty Corley Mrs. Joan Ganschow Ms. LaTonya Troutman Ms. Nila Williams
Chairman Vice-Chairman Secretary Treasurer
MEETING AGENDA
12 Noon PM, Wednesday, July 14th, 2021
I. Call to Order
II. Roll call
III. Treasurer’s Report
IV. New Business
A. To be determined
V. Old Business
A. Review and approval of amended Bylaws
B. Review and approval of past votes
VI. Sub-Committee Reports
A. Education
B. Health
C. Employment
D. Criminal Justice
E. Social Factors
VII. Commissioner Round Table
VIII. Public Comment
IX. Adjournment
X. Next meeting Wednesday, August 11th, 2021 at 12:00 pm
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