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date: 2023-11-02
title: Citizens Police Advisory Council Agenda Packet
source: 2023-11/2023-11-02_Citizens Police Advisory Council_Agenda Packet.pdf
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STOCKBRIDGE Citizens-Police Advisory
CITIZENS-POLICE ADVISORY Council Meeting
COUNCIL
Agenda
BOARD MEMBERS
November 2, 2023 6:00 PM
Reverend Dr. M. Lavell Sanders

Council District 1 - Ms. Carmen Reese

Council District 2 – Mr. Thomas Smith

Council District 3 – Mr. William Daniels

Council District 4 – Vacant

Council District 5 – Mr. Raymond Martin

STOCKBRIDGE POLICE DEPARTMENT
Zone 1 – Ms. Hernitha (Neat) Robinson 4545 NORTH HENRY BLVD.
Zone 2 – Mr. Nathan Banks, Sr. STOCKBRIDGE, GA 30281
Zone 3 – Ms. Angela White Website: www.stockbridgega.org
Zone 4 – Ms. Deyonna Williams Phone: 678-833-3334
After Hours: 770-957-9121
Business Community Representative Mr. Vision Statement
Regonald Sylvain The vison 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
Faith-Based Community Representative awareness, involvement and understanding of public safety policies and programs to enhance the
Pastor John (Trea) Brinson 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
Chief Frank Trammer
network resource for the Chief of Police in the formation of strategies, policy development and public
Police Chief 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, NOVEMBER 2, 2023 6:00 PM

I. Call to Order
1. Invocation Followed by Pledge
2. Roll Call
3. Approve Agenda
4. Approve October 5, 2023 Minutes
5. Opening Remarks - Chairman
II. Vision, Mission, Mission Implementation
III. Advisory Council Members Reports
IV. Police Chief's Report
6. Crime and Community Report
7. Citizens Police Academy
V. Old Business
8. Meet and Greet
VI. New Business
9. Stockbridge Youth Council
Citizens Emergency Response Team (CERT) - January Training -
Emergency Operations Center
Henry County Amateur Radio Society - January Training - Emergency
Operations Center
Stockbridge Government Citizens Academy - January-February Training
VII. Public Comments
VIII. Adjourn
October 5, 2023

CPAC – Minutes of October 5, 2023

1. Steve Moon called the meeting to order at 6PM.
2. Councilman Ford gave the oath to Deyonna Williams
3. Steve Moon gave the invocation.
4. Absent - Board
Lavell Sanders
Trea Brinson
5. City -
Frank Trammer

6. Major Glenn Kalish attended the meeting and provided the crime and community update
reports. (Request attachment)
7. Major Glenn Kalish presented a slide show Crime & Community Update along with the future
use of Flock cameras in the city. (Request attachment)
8. Open discussion from each member
a. When will the parking ordinance be finalized and enforced. Action - Chief Tanner to provide
an update in November.
Issues in communities that will cause non-enforcement.
1. Street width
2. Improper “No Parking” signage. Action - identify which communities.
3. Action
b. Meet and greet with HOA’s of the community, pastors, and business partners to
communicate the purpose of CPAC in separate meetings. Action – set the date of December
7, 2023, to decide on the event to take place in January 2024. – This will not occur during
the regular CPAC formal meeting. Major Kalish will contact the City Clerk to for open dates
to schedule meet and greet. In addition, the City Clerk will advise on the number of HOA’s in
the city.
c. Seek potential dates for teen driving information sessions to curb reckless driving. Action –
work with school superintendent.
d. Major Kalish addressed the question that Henry County has no homeless shelters in the
community and the city used hotels in the past. Action - Neat Robinson is working on the
issue and will report on it soon.
e. Drivers have not been obeying the flashing bus stop sign endangering students and others.
Action - Neat Robinson is working with HCPD to assist with the issue.
f. If members are available, it would be wise to enroll in the Police Academy.
9. Public comments were in relation to street parking and on lawns in the Willow Springs
subdivision. (2 individuals were in attendance)
10. Next meeting
a. Discussion of the board overall goals
b. All members review the vision and mission statement as our guidance.
11. Meeting adjourned
