Greenfield Human Rights Commission Approves Website Complaint Procedure
Greenfield Human Rights Commission approves website complaint procedure, faces meeting cuts. Co-Chair Nate Woodard presided as the commission voted unanimously to add its complaint procedure steps to its website following a motion by Paul Jablon and seconded by Linda Goldstein. The commission
Human Rights Commission · Meeting of April 13, 2026
Greenfield Human Rights Commission approves website complaint procedure, faces meeting cuts. Co-Chair Nate Woodard presided as the commission voted unanimously to add its complaint procedure steps to its website following a motion by Paul Jablon and seconded by Linda Goldstein. The commission welcomed new members Angela Campbell and Pia Martin and is seeking one additional member.
Members learned they will meet every other month instead of monthly beginning July 2026 due to city budget constraints. The commission held a moment of silence for community member Paki Wieland, who died in March, and discussed creating a scholarship or plaque in her name.
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Source: the Human Rights Commission meeting of April 13, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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