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The District 4 Community Advisory Council (D4 CAC) will be hosting a single event gathering D4 elected legislative officials and staff from City Co
For current info please visit detroitmi.gov
According to Detroit’s current city charter, the purpose of these Community Advisory Councils is to improve citizen access to city government. The Community Advisory Council (CAC) is established according to Article 9 Chapter 1 of the Charter and by an ordinance that was mandated there. CAC’s are the only elected body in Detroit government to be created by petition.
District 4 is the second district to establish one. The other is in District 7. On October 1st 2019 Scotty Boman filed the petition with the city clerk and on October 4th the petition was certified.
Two of the members will be appointed. One senior citizen and one teenager. The remaining five members will be elected in the 2020 Presidential general election which will be held on November 3rd. The candidates will be listed on the non-partisan ballot and the five candidates receiving the highest number of votes will serve on the council until those elected in the 2021 election are seated in January of 2022 (assuming Charter revisions don’t change this).
The ordinance pertaining to Community Advisory Councils specifies a minimum of 200 signatures being required for ballot access. The filing deadline is July 21st. Contact the Detroit City Clerk‘s office for more information on petitioning for this office. A status update is posted here.
Scotty Boman was born on the East side, and has been a Detroit resident for most of his life. Most of the years he spent in Detroit have been in the region that is now the 4th District. He has been a continuous life-long resident of Michigan.
Professionally, he has been an educator for over a quarter century. He works as a physics and math professor at Wayne County Community College, and as an astronomy and physics instructor at Macomb Community College. He also substitute teaches in a few local school districts.
He received my B.S. from Western Michigan University in 1985, with a double major in Physics and Philosophy and a minor in Mathematics. I earned an M.A. in Physics from Western two years later, and an additional graduate degree from Wayne State University in 1999.
He has been a candidate for a variety of positions, including a 2017 campaign for Police Commissioner and 2013 campaign for City Clerk. In 1996 he ran for the Detroit City Council and received an endorsement from the Detroit News.
He is active in a few community organizations:
He also volunteers for local actions for community improvement, including the Motor City Makeover and Angels Night.
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The District 4 Community Advisory Council (D4 CAC) will be hosting a single event gathering D4 elected legislative officials and staff from City Co
District 4 Community Advisory Council will be at:
6:30 PM. Monday February 10th 2025
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