Orlando city commissioners voted Monday to replace its Minority and Women Business program, nearly a year after it suspended the program.

Now, the city has hired its first-ever equity official to make social and racial equality a priority. She’s a native of Indian River County and most recently chaired the equity committee for Indian River County Schools. She told News 6 though she’s not from Orlando, she plans to be proactive and a voice for all people. “I want to hear your frustrations, I want to hear your ideas and your thoughts,” Green said. “You’ve got to have results, so if she’s getting results then that’s good,” said a Parramore resident who identified himself as Tim.