CITY-COUNTY TASK FORCE ON CLIMATE AND ECONOMIC EQUITY: JOBS AND EQUITY WORK GROUP
TL;DR
The City-County Task Force on Climate and Economic Equity's Jobs and Equity Work Group met to establish their mission and begin developing a preliminary report on addressing economic inequities. The meeting focused on drafting a structured approach to examining how economic opportunities can be more equitably distributed across the city.
Key Decisions
- Work Group Mission and Purpose Finalized (details not specified)
- Preliminary Report Template Discussed and developed
- Report Drafting Process Initiated
- Team Roles and Responsibilities Assigned
- Next Meeting Scheduled
Agenda
- Finalize Purpose and Mission of the Work group. (5 mins.)
- Discussion of the Work Group Template for Developing Preliminary Report. (30 mins.)
- Drafting of the Report. (20 mins.)
- Roles and Responsibilities. (15 mins.)
- Timeline. (15 mins.)
- Schedule Next Meeting. (5 mins.)
- Adjourn.
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