4:00 PM – CASE REVIEW MEETING
6^TH FLOOR LARGE CONFERENCE ROOM
 

5:30 PM – REGULAR MEETING 

5^TH FLOOR LARGE CONFERENCE ROOM

3900 MAIN STREET, RIVERSIDE, 92522

COMMUNITY POLICE REVIEW COMMISSION, 951-826-5509
 

  
MISSION STATEMENT

"The Community Police Review Commission was created in order to promote public confidence in the professionalism and accountability of the sworn staff of the
Riverside Police Department." 

Pursuant to Government code section 54954.2 the Community Police Review Commission will conduct a meeting at the above time and place for the purpose of transacting or discussing business as identified on this agenda. 
 

PLEASE NOTE: The scheduled hearing times are approximate.  No item will be heard before its scheduled time but may be heard later in the meeting.

 

4:00 PM – CASE REVIEW

 1.  Roll Call

 2.  Vice-Chair Election

 3.  Public Comments
        This is an opportunity for members of the public to address the Commission on closed session items.

 4.  Closed Session – Case Review
         Pursuant to Government Code Section 54957, the Commission will adjourn to Closed Session to discuss issues pertaining to
         PUBLIC EMPLOYEE PERSONNEL MATTERS.

5:30 PM – REGULAR MEETING

PLEASE NOTE:

Members of the public who wish to address the Commission must complete and submit to the Clerk a blue "Request to Speak"
   form.  Please note the number of the agenda item(s) on which public comment will be made.

Public comment will take place after the introduction of each agenda item, but prior to a guest speaker's presentation and / or the
  Commission's discussion of the item.  Each speaker may address the Commission for up to three (3) minutes.  During
  officer-involved death deliberations, family members or a family spokesperson may address the Commission for up to
  five (5) minutes.

 5.  Roll Call

 6.  Public Comment
        Public comment on any subject matter within the Commission's jurisdiction

 7.  Approval of Minutes
        A)  October 28 Regular Meeting
        B)  November 18 Regular Meeting

OLD BUSINESS

 8.  OID Minority View Points
        Continued discussion and action, if any, on the method and format for including minority points of view during OID deliberation
        process, in light of the Commission’s vote to no longer allow separate “minority reports” by Commission members.

      At the November meeting, the item not yet resolved was whether the Commission will adopt a rule that allows inclusion into the
        Commission’s Report of any reasonable minority comment, as determined by common agreement or by majority vote, when
        necessary, or whether the Commission will adopt a rule that allows inclusion into the Commission Report of any comment from
        any Member without limitation.

 9.  CPRC's Policy Recommendations
         Discussion and action, if any, of a historical review of all CPRC policy recommendations made and their implementation or
         deferral by RPD.

10.  Revisions to CPRC Policies, Procedures, & By-Laws
         Discussion and action, if any, on revisions to CPRC Policies, Procedures, & By-Laws.
         A)  First reading, without action, to make the following amendment (in bold) to the CPRC By-Laws:

            Article V, Section 7:  In the event of the resignation or removal of the Chair during the year, the Vice-Chair shall become the
              Chair and a new election shall be held for Vice-Chair.  A mid-term Vice-Chair vacancy will be filled within sixty (60)
              days with the vacancy to be agendized until the position is filled.  In the event of the resignation or removal of any
              other officer, a new election shall be held to fill the vacant office.

11.  RPD Policy and Procedures
         Discussion of RPD Policy and Procedures and their application regarding undocumented immigrants.  Tabled at the November
         meeting due to the late hour.

12.  Outreach

NEW BUSINESS

13.  Team Building Workshop
         Discussion and action, if any, on implementing a team building workshop for Commission members.

14.  Adopt Meeting End Time
         Discussion and action, if any, on adopting a set time to end meetings.  As the Agenda increases in complexity and length, and
         in recognition of recent Commission discussions expressing concern over time spent in completing business, the purpose of
         this item is to set a fixed meeting end time in order to encourage focus and efficiency in Commission discussions and
         deliberations.

15.  Staff Report
         A)  “Ethics and the Conduct of Quasi-Judicial Bodies,” scheduled for January 13, 2010.  Training will be conducted by City
               Attorney Greg Priamos.
         B)  Credibility Assessment training date tentatively set for February 10, 2010.
         C)  Reminder to Commission Members to insure that they have full access to the VPN and Laserfiche, as we are setting a
              target date of March 1 to end redundancy of providing flash drive downloads of cases.  For Commission Members
              experiencing difficulty, please document the problem(s) in e-mail to Staff and we will arrange consult by personnel from IT of
              RPD to work with you in problem-solving.
         D)  Status on request for Domestic Violence training by RPD.
         E)  Report on Eastside patrol car with photo in window.

16.  Commission Member Comments
         Pursuant to Government Code Section 54954.2, Commission members may use this time to make brief announcements or a
         brief report on their own activities.

17.  Items for Future Commission Consideration

18.  Adjourn

Contact Information

3900 Main Street, 6th Floor
Riverside, CA  92522

Phone: 951.826.5509
Fax: 951.826.2568

E-mail: cprc@riversideca.gov