New commissioner Katrina Kindle joins Urbana Human Rights Commission
July 22, 2026 | Urbana, Champaign County, Illinois
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The commission introduced Katrina Kindle as a new commissioner during the July 21 meeting. The chair noted Kindle's prior service on the Civilian Police Review Board and invited her to speak to the commission.
Ms. Kindle told the commission, "I've been on the Civilian Police Review Board for several years," and said she sought "a new slice of the pie" to learn a different aspect of Urbana government. She added that she has lived in Urbana the majority of her life and hopes to bring that perspective to commission work.
Commissioners welcomed Kindle to the body and encouraged her to recruit others who might be interested in serving on the commission.
Ms. Kindle told the commission, "I've been on the Civilian Police Review Board for several years," and said she sought "a new slice of the pie" to learn a different aspect of Urbana government. She added that she has lived in Urbana the majority of her life and hopes to bring that perspective to commission work.
Commissioners welcomed Kindle to the body and encouraged her to recruit others who might be interested in serving on the commission.
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