MAYSVILLE, Ky. (Mason County Post) City of Maysville has officially appointed Brey Foster to serve on the Maysville Commission on Human Rights. The appointment was confirmed at the October 9th meeting of the Maysville Board of Commissioners.
Foster, a dedicated community leader and rising politician, brings a strong background in civic engagement, advocacy, and community development to the role. Her appointment marks a continued commitment to advancing equity, inclusion, and human rights within the Maysville community.
“I’m deeply honored to serve on the Commission on Human Rights,” said Foster when requested for comment. “This appointment represents an important opportunity to help ensure that every voice in our community is valued and respected.”
The Maysville Commission on Human Rights works to promote fairness, equal opportunity, and the protection of civil rights throughout the city. Members of the commission advise on policies, handle community concerns, and collaborate with local organizations to strengthen inclusivity across all areas of civic life.
Foster’s appointment underscores the city’s ongoing efforts to engage emerging leaders who are committed to public service and social progress.
