COMMUNITY COLLABORATIVE COMMISSION
TL;DR
The Community Collaborative Commission held a virtual meeting on May 14, 2026, where they reviewed previous meeting minutes and discussed a draft community-oriented policing plan. The commission also addressed how to allocate carryover funding from 2025 into the 2026 budget.
Key Decisions
- Approval of February 12, 2026 minutes Approved
- Review of draft memorandum and community-oriented policing plan Discussed
- Discussion on allocation of 2025 carryover funds for 2026 Discussed
Agenda
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- Roll Call
- Review and approval of the minutes from February 12, 2026.
- Discussion regarding draft memorandum and community-oriented policing plan.
- Discussion on how to spend Community Collaborative Commission funding. 2025 funds carryover to 2026.
- Items for future agenda and next meeting date.
- 211648 Communication relating to the 2022/2026 activities of the Community Collaborative Commission.Communication
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- Meeting Adjourned at 11:45 pm