City · Civil rights
Human Relations Commission
Status being verified
City of Boulder · Boulder, Colorado
The commission works to foster mutual respect and understanding and to create an atmosphere conducive to the promotion of amicable relations among all members of the Boulder community. It also serves as a quasi-judicial hearing board enforcing the City of Boulder's Human Rights Ordinance.
Who currently sits on it
5 listed
- Aaron Neyer (he, they)
Member - Alejandra Nieland *habla español (she/her/ella)
Member - Carlos Valdez (el, he, his) *habla español
Member - Jorge Martinez *habla español
Member - Mindy Miller (she, her, ella)
Member
This membership list was last checked against an official source on Jul 26, 2026.
What the role involves
- Celebrate and encourage understanding of the diversity of the city's population
- Encourage education programs with potential to change ideas and attitudes
- Conduct research to define key issues and suggest changes to ordinances and policies
- Serve as a quasi-judicial hearing board under the Human Rights Ordinance
How the seat is filled
- Who appoints
- City Council appoints volunteers to Boulder boards and commissions
- Who is eligible
- Per the city's board and commission recruitment notice, "applicants must be at least 18 years of age."
- Residency required
- Not stated by the agency
- Term
- Not stated by the agency
- Meets
- Monthly, generally the third Tuesday at 6 p.m.
- Time commitment
- Not stated by the agency
- Compensation
- Not stated by the agency
- Status
- Status being verified
- Official notice
- bouldercolorado.gov →
- Official membership roster
- bouldercolorado.gov →
- Last verified by IAAC
- Jul 26, 2026
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