City Manager's Review Board
Background
The City Manager's Review Board (CMRB) is an innovative approach to comprehensive public safety strategies and ensuring continuous improvement of community-police relations.
The Board has been established to pursue five (5) goals:
- Become proactive partners in community problem solving.
- Strengthen relationships of respect, cooperation, and trust within and between police and communities;
- Impact education, oversight, monitoring, hiring practices, and mutual accountability of Stockton Police Department and the community;
- Ensure fair, equitable, and courteous treatment for all; and
- Create methods to establish the public’s understanding of police policies and procedures, and recognition of exceptional services in an effort to foster support for the police.
Purpose
The purpose of the CMRB is to support the City’s efforts to meet the five goals and support the City in its ongoing effort to collaboratively:
- Promote comprehensive public safety strategies;
- Build, enhance, and expand relationships with our diverse local communities; and
- Influence the acquisition and distribution of resources in support of this effort.
The CMRB will deliver information, analysis, advice, and recommendations to the City Manager in order to guide the ongoing, continuous improvement of community-police relations.
Role of Board Members
The CMRB will focus solely on the review and analysis of qualitative and quantitative data to ascertain actionable insights, and the review of policies and practices, including, but not limited to:
- Citizen complaints
- Police Calls for Service
- Officer involved shootings
- Use of Force
- Assaults on Officers
- Part 1 Crime Incidents
- Shootings
- Traffic stops (all)
- Community problem oriented policing projects initiated
- Public appearances/community engagement projects
Meet the Board Members
There are 25 Board Members who have agreed to serve on the City Manager's Review Board. This requires a commitment of time, fairness, accountability, and attending regularly scheduled board meetings, which will occur at least quarterly.
Information discussed at the meetings is confidential and the City Manager serves as the spokesperson for the Board. All Board Members are asked to sign a Statement of Principles & Participation Agreement.
Meeting Minutes and Presentations
- October 1, 2020 Meeting
- December 17, 2020 Meeting
Wellbeing Focus Group
The Wellbeing Focus Group met on October 30, 2020.
For questions about the CMRB, please Contact Us.
External Links
There are currently no external links.
This City of Stockton web page last reviewed on --- 2/11/2021