Citizens Public Safety Advisory Board — January 22, 2026 Meeting Minutes
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Meeting called to order by Chair Bierwiler at 4:00 PM in Room 2413 with eight board members present. Chief reported a new Records Management System integrated with cameras scheduled to go live around April; DC Sadar noted a new ACSO DNA lab tentatively expected within 90 days. The board unanimously retained existing bylaws, moved the 2026 Board Goals discussion to February, and approved a $1,000 allocation from the 2026 budget to support Board community meetings. Sgt. Irwin reported CPU activities and challenges expanding the Neighborhood Watch program. Meeting adjourned at 5:30 PM.
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- Approved the minutes.
- Unanimously voted to retain the current bylaws with no changes.
- Moved discussion of 2026 Board Goals to February's agenda.
- Allocated $1,000 from the 2026 board budget to support Board community meetings; motion moved and adopted by unanimous vote.
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Citizens Public Safety Advisory Board
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- Call To Order/Roll Call
- Approval of Minutes
- Chief/ Department Updates
- Review of Bylaws
- 2026 Board Goals
- 2026 Budget
- Neighborhood Watch - Plans for 2026
- Adjourn
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