NYS Police Reform & Reinvention Collaborative-----Executive Order #203 NBHF


    For NAACP NBHF work progress :  CLICK HERE

NYS Police Reform & Reinvention Collaborative:
   Signed June 12, 2020


Gov. Cuomo signs NYS Reform/Reinvention Act June 12, 2020

Rev. Al Sharpton, NAACP NYS Conference Pres. Hazel Dukes with

Valerie Bell, Mother of Sean Bell, Gwen Carr, Mother of Eric Garner

Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins and Assembly Leader Carl Heastie

  

 
CLICK THE FOLLOWING LINK TO READ: 
State of New York Executive order #203 
NEW YORK STATE POLICE REFORM AND REINVENTION COLLABORATIVE

    Given questions from Governor Cuomo and approved during General NAACP NBHF  September meeting:    

·      What is the police budget? 

·      What is the budget in relationship to the city budget? 

·      How is budget used for for the services needed? 

·      How are people hired to provide the needed services.

  • What functions do you want?
  • What is staffing?
  • Defund? What is budget?
  • What is you use-of force policy?
  • What does "demilliterize" mean?
  • What is your transparent disciplinary process?
  • What is your citizen complaint processes?
  • How do you address bias within the police force?
  • How do you link police with essential services (e/g/ mental health, substance abuse)?

 For NAACP NBHF work progress :  CLICK HERE
 From NAACP working with other organization in the Hudson Valley:
Viewing the document through the lens of our organizations, but addressing the fundamental and specific community needs:

Documents developed by the state for this work include:
 
August 2020 letter from Governor Cuomo to Chief Executives , Police Chiefs and Sheriffs:
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Resource Manual Page 112

https://fairandjustprosecution.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Policing-Roadmap-FINAL.pdf.

 Page 115   Going Forward------After the plan is adopted, there will still be important work to do. You will need to implement the plan and communicate progress reports and metrics to the public. You will need continuously to monitor and respond to community concerns with the police. Public engagement should not end on April 1, 2021. The Collaborative is an important step in your continual process of building, maintaining and strengthening the relationship between your police department and your community. 

 





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