Commissioner Hill Announces New Effort to Aid Ex-Offenders

Commissioner Hill Announces New Effort to Aid Ex-Offenders

Commissioner Regina Hill (Orl-Dist.5)
Commissioner Regina Hill (Orl-Dist.5)

District 5 City Commissioner Regina I. Hill will join with leaders from the Orlando Chapter of the NAACP, Faith in Florida and SCLC to announce a new City effort aimed at reducing barriers to employment for ex-offenders.

This new initiative builds on the success of City programs like the BLUEPRINT Initiative which has ensured job opportunities for ex-offenders, homeless and Parramore residents through the construction of the Community Venues.

It all takes place tomorrow, Friday, May 15 at 3 p.m. Stop by the Orlando City Hall Rotunda, 400 S. Orange Ave.

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