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STOCKBRIDGE CITIZENS-POLICE ADVISORY COUNCIL At-Large – Rev. Dr. M. Lavell Sanders Citizens-Police Advisory Council Meeting Agenda June 4, 2026 6:00 PM District 1 – Carmen Reese District 2 – Thomas Smith, Chair District 3 – William Daniels District 4 – Paige Jones III District 5 – Mr. Raymond Martin Zone 1 – Neat Robinson Zone 2 – Nathan Banks, Sr. Zone 3 – Vacant Zone 4 – Judy Neal Business Community Representative Regonald Sylvain Faith-Based Community Representative Bishop LaRay Tillman Police Chief Scott Hamilton STOCKBRIDGE POLICE DEPARTMENT 4545 NORTH HENRY BLVD. STOCKBRIDGE, GA 30281 Website: www.stockbridgega.org Phone: 678-833-3334 After Hours: 770-957-9121 Vision Statement The vision of the Stockbridge Citizens Police Advisory Council is to serve as community of informed citizens, partnering with the Stockbridge Police Department to promote communication, community awareness, involvement and understanding of public safety policies and programs to enhance the quality of life for the citizens of Stockbridge, Georgia. Mission Statement The mission of the Stockbridge Citizens Police Advisory Council is to enhance the level of trust, understanding and involvement between the community and the SPD.by serving as an advisory and network resource for the Chief of Police in the formation of strategies, policy development and public awareness for the safety and quality of life for the citizens of Stockbridge, Georga. Mission Implementation The Mission of the Stockbridge Citizens Police Advisory Council, will be accomplished through monthly meetings, creating, and recommending policy strategies, enhancing policy discussions, and increasing public awareness regarding the concept of community policing. AGENDA CITIZENS-POLICE ADVISORY COUNCIL MEETING THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 2026 6:00 PM I. Call to Order 1. Invocation Followed by Pledge 2. Roll Call 3. Approve Agenda 4. Opening Remarks II. Officer Presentation - None III. Presentation - Special guests - None IV. Public Comments V. Approval Minutes 5. April 2026 VI. Police Chief Reports VII. Advisory Council Members Report VIII. Old Business 6. Faith and Blue report 7. Citizens Police Academy IX. New Business X. Adjourn STOCKBRIDGE POLICE DEPARTMENT (SPD) Citizens Police Advisory Council (CPAC) MINUTES April 2, 2026 6:30pm - 8:00pm I. Call to Order 6:38pm .............................................................................. Dr. Thomas Smith, Chairman II. Invocation followed by Pledge...........................................................Paige Jones III/Dr. Thomas Smith III. Roll Call..........................................................................................................................William Daniels Present: Absent: Dr. Thomas Smith Captain Sherry Gilbert Bishop LaRay Tilman Judy Neal Code Supervisor Delina Lovell Neat Robinson William Daniels Carmen Reese Reggie Sylvain Raymond Martin Paige Jones III Nathan Banks, Sr. Pastor Dr. Lavell Sanders IV. Approve Agenda ………………….................................................................Dr. Thomas Smith, Chairman ● Motion - Paige Jones III ● Second - Raymond Martin V. March 2026 Minutes……………………........................................................Dr. Thomas Smith, Chairman ● Approval of March minutes will be held at the May meeting VI. Opening Remarks....................................................................................Dr. Thomas Smith, Chairman ● Advised all to encourage citizens to attend monthly CPAC meetings. Page 1 of 4 VII. Officer Presentation ● Taylor Robinson, Code Enforcement Officer, provided a description of her duties and how she came to SPD Code Enforcement. VIII. Advisory Council Member Reports ● Carmen Reese o Nothing to report. ● Paige Jones III o The temporary traffic markings on Eagles Landing Parkway/Hudson Bridge are very dangerous. ● William Daniels o SPD temporary speeding monitor (trailer) at 375 Country Club Drive near the entrance to permanent speeding monitor appears to be excessive use of resource. o Tractor trailer parking in Windsong at two homes. ● Dr. Thomas Smith ○ On street parking continues to be an issue impacting safety vehicles and student buses in the community. ○ Businesses (personal service) operate in residential communities. ● Judy Neal ○ Planning the safe driving initiative event with Pastor Sanders on April 18th. ○ Youth crime statistics received previously discussed, along with the need of those under 15. In addition to providing summer programs when students are not in school. ● Raymond Martin o Nothing to report. IX. Police Reports….…..……………………………………………………………..........................Captain Sherrie Gilbert • • • • • • • • Crime statistics were presented and Captain Gilbert noted they are below prior month/year-to-date in the analysis of each category line-by-line. Overall calls to SPD were up from the prior period. Disclosed that the City Council is still reviewing the parking ordinance. Advised members that juvenile crime statistics can be obtained from the county. Citizens Police Academy would be moved to August 2026. Georgia Municipal week will occur the week of April 20th – April 25th. The new Chief will be sworn in on April 15th. Greek week is May 5th at Clark Park. Page 2 of 4 Taylor Robinson, Code Enforcement Officer ● Provided the code enforcement statistics of the city, for the month, year to date and comparison against the prior year. ● Provided a presentation of SeeClickFix mobile app. X. Old Business • CPAC members continued the discussion of 2026 initiatives and decided that each was particularly important to the CPAC mission, members, and SPD, therefore all 4 would be implemented for 2026. A motion to accept all 4 and move forward with planning. Motion - Nathan Banks, Sr. Second - Bishop LeRay Tilman (a) The first of the initiative occurred on March 7, 2026, and was a success as CPAC supported several officers for breakfast for SPD Patrol Officers which occurred at the Golden Corral on North Henry Blouvard. (b) The Faith and Blue(F&B) softball games have been successful, and the members decided to include other events during the year because F&B is not a one-day event. The dates for F&B 2026 are October 9th - 12th. Other events aligned with F&B will be discussed, and the initiative will end with the softball game. Pastor Dr. Lavell Sanders will lead the event and planning of additional events. Motion - Pastor Dr. Lavell Sanders Second - Bishop LeRay Tilman - Securing Cochran Park for the softball game - Neat Robinson Date of the softball game TBD. Include all pasters in the public service announcement with the Chief and staff. - Coffee with a COP, Captain Gilbert stated it would occur on April 20th. (c) Zone/District community meetings to held virtually (combining two districts). - Further discussion required upon the selection of the new Chief. Other (d) Assist Captain Gilbert with BridgeKidz Summer Camp with a location due to the limited space in the SPD community room. More discussion and planning to come Page 3 of 4 XI. New Business 1. No new business. XII. Public Comments - None XIII. Closing Motion - Paige Jones III Second - Carmen Reese ● Meeting adjourned at 7:46 pm Page 4 of 4