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Last night, commissioners held a public hearing on emergency shelter and discussed the Anti-Stigma Campaign, Greenfield Pride Parade 2018, police body cameras, and the fact that May is National Mental Health Awareness Month, Foster Care Month, & Asian Pacific American Heritage Month.
On Monday night, commissioners held a public hearing on homelessness, discussed an invitation to attend the Greenfield Center for Wellness Grand Opening, and recognized April as National Autism Awareness Month, Child Abuse Awareness Month, Black Women's History Month, & Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Month.
On Monday night, the commission discussed the status, situation, and conditions of undocumented immigrants who are being detained at the Franklin County House of Corrections (FCHC)
On Monday night, the commission discussed whether or not to recommend the Greenfield Police Department use body cameras, a proposed 
On Monday night, the commission heard updates on a proposed 
On Monday night, the commission heard a presentation from Upper Pioneer Valley Veterans' Services District Director Tim Niejadlik and The Recover Project Director Michael Lewis on "Veterans' Needs, Issues, and Services".
Last night, the commission adopted a resolution calling for the Greenfield Town Council to create a Safe Community Ordinance. Commissioners also discussed holding a public forum on vandalism, creating an action plan to end hunger in our city, and having a meeting in community housing to foster dialogue between the commission and residents.
Last night, after presenting its Human Rights Award to Joan Featherman, the commission held a well attended and very interesting public forum on the topic of protecting immigrants in Sanctuary Cities.
