The commission shall:

• Examine sources of tension, practices of discrimination, or acts of prejudice by employees of the City
• Make recommendations concerning solutions to specific problems of prejudice or discrimination in the City
• Recommend action, policies, and legislation to the City Council to be considered by state and local governments
• Make reports to the City Council upon request
• Perform conciliatory services that do not conflict with the functions of any other government agency
• Promote harmonious inter-group relations within the City

Virtual Meeting Change Notice - For November 4, 2020: Due to maintenance on our regular broadcast service, the November 4 hearing will be held via Zoom Webinar. Information on how to view the the Zoom Webinar or provide public testimony can be found on the Planning Commission's Agendas & Minutes webpage.

The purpose of the Beaverton Committee on Aging is to discover and examine the issues and concerns of the aging population in the City of Beaverton and offer representation, information and education regarding these issues.

**COVID-19 Notice: The City is suspending in-person attendance by the public to better protect the health and safety of the community. Persons interested in attending a meeting may call in toll free or join online.** The Beaverton Committee for Community Involvement (BCCI) monitors and evaluates citizen involvement programs that the City Council may adopt and publicize. BCCI recommends programs for promoting citizen involvement in city government to the City Council, the Planning Commission, and planning staff. BCCI reports to the City Council on a regular basis through written reports and minutes or attendance at City Council meetings.