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date: 2026-03-05
title: Citizens Police Advisory Council Agenda Packet
source: 2026-03/2026-03-05_Citizens Police Advisory Council_Agenda Packet.pdf
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STOCKBRIDGE Citizens-Police Advisory
CITIZENS-POLICE ADVISORY Council Meeting
COUNCIL
Agenda
At-Large – Rev. Dr. M. Lavell March 5, 2026 6:00 PM
Sanders
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. STOCKBRIDGE POLICE DEPARTMENT
4545 NORTH HENRY BLVD.
Zone 3 – Vacant
STOCKBRIDGE, GA 30281
Zone 4 – Judy Neal Website: www.stockbridgega.org
Phone: 678-833-3334
After Hours: 770-957-9121
Business Community
Representative Regonald Sylvain 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
Faith-Based Community understanding of public safety policies and programs to enhance the quality of life
Representative Bishop LaRay for the citizens of Stockbridge, Georgia.
Mission Statement
Tillman
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
Police Chief formation of strategies, policy development and public awareness for the safety
and quality of life for the citizens of Stockbridge, Georga.
Vacant 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, MARCH 5, 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
III. Presentation - Special guests
IV. Public Comments
V. Approval of Minutes
5. CPAC Minutes - February 5, 2026
VI. Police Chief Reports
VII. Advisory Council Members Report
VIII. Old Business
IX. New Business
6. Police Chief update
X. Adjourn
STOCKBRIDGE POLICE DEPARTMENT (SPD)
Citizens Police Advisory Council (CPAC)
MINUTES
February 5, 2026
6:30pm - 8:00pm
I. Call to Order 6:30pm .............................................................................. Dr. Thomas Smith, Chairman

II. Invocation followed by Pledge........................................ Pastor Dr. Lavell Sanders/ Nathan Banks, Sr.

III. Roll Call.....................................................................................................William Daniels

Present: Absent:

Dr. Thomas Smith Major Ronald Momon Paige Jones III

Judy Neal Bishop LaRay Tilman

William Daniels Reggie Sylvain

Neat Robinson Raymond Martin

Carmen Reese Nathan Banks, Sr.
Pastor Dr. Lavell Sanders

IV. Approve Agenda ....................................................................................Dr. Thomas Smith, Chairman

The agenda was amended to reflect the correct starting time of 6:30pm.

● Motion - Neat Robinson
● Second - Pastor Dr. Lavell Sanders

The revised agenda was accepted.

● Motion - Pastor Dr. Lavell Sanders
● Second - Bishop LaRay Tilman

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V. February 2025 Minutes…………………........................................................Dr. Thomas Smith, Chairman

The minutes were amended to correct the member statement of Carmen Reese.

● Motion - Dr. Thomas Smith
● Second - Judy Neal

VI. Swearing in Ceremony………………………………………………………………………………. Mayor Jayden Williams

Members who were present were sworn in by the mayor for an additional 2-year term.

VII. Opening Remarks...................................................................................Dr. Thomas Smith, Chairman

● Advised all to encourage citizens to attend monthly CPAC meetings.
● No Officer presentation during this meeting.

VIII. Advisory Council Member Reports

● Neat Robinson
o Positioning of speeding signs in the city specifically on Vally Hill Road potentially
in the wrong direction.
o Placement of speed signs on Spivey Road due to speeding and reoccurring
accidents.
o Increase patrol in Clark Park for the safety of residents.

● Carmen Reese
o Attended city council meeting and noted CPAC should have a budget.
o City organizational groups had an opportunity to present to the council during
the last meeting.

● Pastor Dr. Lavell Sanders
o Nothing to report.

● Reggie Sylvain
o Nothing to report.

● William Daniels
o The house on 522 Country Club that was destroyed in 2023 remains in its
dilapidated state in the community. Code Enforcement has been advised, and
further action is forthcoming.

● Dr. Thomas Smith
○ Parking on city streets within Stop sign and fire hydrant requirement continues
to be an issue in some neighborhoods.

● Bishop LaRay Tilman
○ Nothing to report.
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● Raymond Martin
o Nothing to report.

● Judy Neal
○ Seeking marketing support from VyStar Credit Union and other business
establishments to produce more “safe driving education flyer(s).”

● Nathan Banks, Sr.
o Nothing to report.

IX. Police Reports….…..…………………………………………………………….......................Major Ronald Momon

• Crime statistics were presented noting they are below the prior month/year-to-date.
The final year-to-date statistics were not available.
• Major Moman reviewed Citizen Connect web portal application and provided the link to
all members.
• Disclosed that the City Council will be reviewing the parking ordinance during the
February meeting/retreat.

X. Old Business

• CPAC 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 is a breakfast for SPD Patrol Officers which will occur on
March 7, 2026, at 8:00 at the Golden Corral on North Henry Blouvard. The event will
be like the previous breakfast at Golden Corral; members would sponsor an
officer(s) breakfast. Major Momon will contact the staff to ensure the date is
acceptable to the officer(s). Dr Thomas Smith will contact the establishment
manager to secure the larger private dining area.
(b) The Faith and Blue(F&B) softball game has 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.

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A motion to have additional events was put on the floor and approved to move
forward with 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.
- Discussion of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) - Nathan R. Banks
- Include all pasters in the public service announcement with the Chief and staff.

(c) Coffee with a COP, at local establishments planning to be discussed along with a
date.
- Invite students and athletic directors - Neat Robinson
- Hold the event on a Saturday - Dr. Thomas Smith
(d) Zone/District community meetings to held virtually (combining two districts).
- Further discussion required upon the selection of the new Chief.

XI. New Business

None

XII. Public Comments - William Brice

XIII. Closing

Motion - Pastor Dr. Lavell Sanders

Second - Neat Robinson

● Meeting adjourned at 8:00 pm

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