The Human Services Commission serves as an advisory body to the Phoenix City Council on matters related to social services and community well-being. Its primary focus is ensuring that residents have access to essential services and resources that improve their quality of life, especially for vulnerable populations.
Human Services Commission shall consist of up to twenty-seven (27) members formally appointed by the Mayor and approved by the City Council.
The Commission shall maintain a tripartite structure with:
Category I: One-third are local elected officials (or their representatives).
Category II: At least one-third are democratically-selected representatives of the low-income community.
Category III: The remaining members are from major groups and interests in the community.