Description
Title: CODI Bylaws
Summary
The Ann Arbor Commission on Disability Issues is a City Council-established advisory body focused on promoting equal opportunities and full participation for individuals with disabilities. Its duties include providing technical assistance, advocacy, and resource coordination for both the community and City officials. The Commission consists of up to 13 members, with a majority required to have disclosed disabilities, ensuring diverse representation. Members serve staggered three-year terms without compensation and are responsible for keeping the City Council informed through regular reports. The Commission meets monthly, allowing public comment, and operates under ethical guidelines to avoid conflicts of interest. This legislation is vital for fostering an inclusive community and ensuring that the needs of individuals with disabilities are addressed in city planning and services.