The Inclusivity Board envisions a diverse community where everyone understands the city belongs to them and their participation matters. The mission of the Board is to work with City Council to advocate for all voices within our community and to ensure everyone is treated with fairness, dignity and respect.

Read the Inclusivity Board's formal statement regarding Club Q and their statement of solidarity for LGBTQIA+.

Board meetings take place on the 2nd Wednesday of each month from 6 - 7:30 p.m. and are open to the public. Visit the city events calendar for meeting details.

Comité de Inclusividad: información en Español

Board Membership

Chair - Justin Davis

Vice Chair - Michelle Zajic

Secretary - Seth McGinnis

Richard Chamberlain

Jillian Gibson

Donna Johnson

Miguel Mendoza-Hall

Megan Peters

Douglas Pfeiffer

Alan Farb (alternate)

Steve Brachman (alternate)

City Council Liaison:

David DeMott

ddemott@westminsterco.gov

303-658-2006

Council Liaison Alternate:

Amber Hott

ahott@westminsterco.gov

720-474-3785

Staff Liaison:

Kodi Blue Erb

kerb@westminsterco.gov

303-658-2001

Inclusivity Board Ordinance

Westminster City Council in early 2015 formed an Inclusivity Task Force to help guide the city as it examined a potential permanent board or commission that would consider issues of inclusivity, diversity and other issues in our community. In October, the Inclusivity Task Force provided recommendations to City Council on the formation of an Inclusivity Board.  On Nov. 9, 2015, City Council unanimously approved the formation of the Westminster Inclusivity Board. City Council recruited and appointed board members in spring 2016 and the first Inclusivity Board meeting was held in June 2016.

The ordinance for the Inclusivity Board provides information about the Board's mission, vision and powers and duties. View the ordinance.

In the News

Inclusivity Board shares a letter of concern related to the recent violence against the AAPI community.

Inclusivity Board stands in solidarity against all forms of hatred and oppression.

Read the city's "Building a welcoming community in Westminster, Colorado" statement.

Westminster Inclusivity Board receives 2nd place in national cultural diversity awards, read more.

Westminster Inclusivity Programs

View a list of citywide programs that further our efforts toward being an inclusive and welcoming community. These are not programs of the Board but programs from various city departments.