The Fairmont Human Rights Commission offers to any person who feels descriminated against the opportunity for a confidential review of their concerns. The Commission will also advise individuals of options available to assist in resolving their concerns.
There will be no cost to you for services provided by the Human Rights Commission.
If you feel you have a grievance or would like further information, contact:
Elizabeth Bloomquist, City Attorney
Fairmont City Offices
100 Downtown Plaza
Fairmont, MN 56031
(507) 238-9461
Meetings are the third Thursday, currently scheduled for April 15, July 15, and October 21, at 5:30pm in the City Hall second floor conference room.
Other phone numbers for local help:| Police or Fire Emergency | 911 |
| Police (non-emergency) | 238-4481 |
| First Call For Help® | 800-543-7709 |
| Hospital Emergency Room | 238-8100 |
| Martin County Express Bus | 235-3082 |
| Salvation Army | 238-9797 |
| CER & Martin County Literacy Council | 238-3141 |
| Martin County Library | 238-4207 |
| Work Force Center | 235-5518 |
| Public Defender | 235-8800 |
| Martin County Human Services | 238-4757 |
| Minnesota Valley Action Council | 238-1663 |