Title
Discuss a Proposed Approach to Adopting a 2026 Work Plan
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FileID
File ID: 2025-01988
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Location
Location: Citywide
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Recommendation
Recommendation: Discuss and provide feedback on a proposed approach to adopting a 2026 Work Plan and identify volunteers to draft a proposed Work Plan.
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Contact
Contact: Kim Carter-Martinez, Chair, Sacramento Community Police Review Commission
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Presenter
Presenter: Kim Carter-Martinez, Chair, Sacramento Community Police Review Commission
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Attachments
Attachments:
1-Description/Analysis
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Description/Analysis
IssueDetail
Issue Detail: The Sacramento Community Police Review Commission (Commission) was created to provide community participation in reviewing police department policies, practices, and procedures and monitoring the implementation, evaluation, and sustainability of city policing initiatives and programs. (Sacramento City Code section 2.110.030.A.). Among other things, the Commission is required to advise and make recommendations to the City Council regarding the City's policing policies, procedures, and best practices. (Sacramento City Code section 2.110.020.C.). To do this, the Commission monitors and evaluates the City's policing initiatives and programs. The Commission meets publicly about 10 times a year with meetings usually ranging from one to three hours. While these meetings are staffed by the City Clerk's office, the Commission lacks formal day-to-day staffing. Every year, the Commission is required to submit a work plan to the City Council for approval, delineating its areas of focus and priorities. It is the goal of the Commission to discuss a draft work plan prior to the end of this year. As the Chair and Vice Chair begin to draft language and identify priorities for a 2026 Work Plan, it is important to discuss and collect ideas for areas of focus from the full Commission.
This discussion item will be an opportunity for commissioners to sha...
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