About Us
Our Mission
The goal of the Morris County Human Relations Commission is to actively encourage, develop, promote and strengthen respect for human rights and cultural diversity among the people of Morris County.
The Commission shall address the causes, impact and prevention of bias-related incidents committed against any person, or private or public property, on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, disability, sexual orientation or ethnicity in Morris County
Who Serves
The Commission is composed of 25 to 38 persons who live or work in Morris County; at least one is a student at a Morris County high school.
The Commission members include educators, elected government officials, police officers, representatives of women's organizations and diverse racial, ethnic and religious groups. A member of the Morris County Board of Chosen Freeholders sits on the Commission and members of the Prosecutor's office maintain a liaison.