Reimagining Public Safety Community Task Force

Purpose

Transition accountability task force composed of twenty-one members of the public, including community organizations, individuals who were impacted by law enforcement, and law enforcement appointed to help prepare a plan to transition from Richmond's current "community policing" model to a plan conducive to a reduced police force.  For more information, go to the Reimagining Public Safety webpage

Meeting Information

Meets fourth Wednesday of each month at 5:30 p.m. at the Richmond Memorial Auditorium Rooms F & G, 403 Civic Center Plaza. Participants must enter through the Nevin Avenue entrance to the building.  Entry through Civic Center Plaza will not be available. 

Agenda Documents

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Staff Liaisons

Stephanie Ny Stephanie_Ny@ci.richmond.ca.us
LaShonda White LaShonda_White@ci.richmond.ca.us
Guadalupe Morales Guadalupe_Morales@ci.richmond.ca.us

General Information

• The term-end date for all task force members was extended by City Council from September 30, 2021, to June 30, 2024.  
• Pursuant to the City of Richmond’s Conflict of Interest Code, members will be required to complete a Fair Political Practices Commission, Statement of Economic Interests, Form 700 upon assuming or leaving office and annually during their term.
• 4 Vacancies (as of 6/26/2023) - Application