Board of County Supervisor Meeting - Feb 06, 2024

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Prince William County Board of Supervisors 2h 37m 7 speakers 8 agenda items transcribed 5 days ago official recording ↗
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Deshundra Jefferson 32:42
All right, good afternoon everyone. Thank you for the cadets. If you want to have a seat, you're more than welcome to find a seat and sit down. It is two o'clock on Tuesday, February sixth, twenty twenty four. Please join me for a moment of silence.
Deshundra Jefferson 33:06
Thank you. I'll rise if you're able for the Pledge of Allegiance.
Victor S. Angry 33:15
What allegiance to the flag of the United States.
Deshundra Jefferson 33:31
Thank you and please be seated. We are now on agenda item three, the approval of the meeting minutes from January ninth. January sixteenth. January twenty ninth and january thirtieth. Um I will entertain a motion to improve agenda items three A, three B, and three C. So move, Madam Chair.
Tom Gordy 33:53
Second.
Deshundra Jefferson 33:55
Any discussion? You have All right. Hearing none. Okay. Please vote.
Unknown 34:12
Vote unanimous.
Deshundra Jefferson 34:16
All right, thank you so very much. We are now on to the proclamations and commendations. Um, first up we have a commendation um for First Sergeant Garrett Peterson, Candace Reed Sheets, Katie Carroll, and Audrea Watt for their work on the recent police department um and department of public safety communications reaccreditation process. Um and then um We have a accommodation on when we're gonna vote on these at one time. Um we are going to hold on. We have a proclamation naming February twenty twenty four, Black History Month. Um, so I would like to um Do a do a motion. I like to entertain a motion.
Andrea O. Bailey 35:05
So move out of four A four B.
Deshundra Jefferson 35:07
Second. All right. Any discussion? All right, please vote.
Unknown 35:19
Vote unanimous.
Deshundra Jefferson 35:22
All right, thank you. So I am now going to move down to the podium to present these resolutions. Um police chief Peter Newsham, if you could join me at the podium. Um and if there are any other representatives, if they can assemble at the front, so when we take our photo. Thank you.
Deshundra Jefferson 35:59
The Commission on accreditation for law enforcement agencies, KALA, stands as an independent body formed in nineteen seventy nine through the joint efforts of the international associations of um Chiefs of Police, the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives, the National Sheriff Association, and the Police Executive Research Forum. It its mission centers on administering a distinctive increditation process tailored for law enforcement agencies in the United States and abroad. This process aims to elevate professionalism, accountability, and transparency within these agencies, thereby fostering a strong bond between law enforcement and the communities they serve. Accreditation serves as a cornerstone for both the agency and the community, ensuring a steadfast commitment to delivering top-tier professional services.
Deshundra Jefferson 36:45
By adhering to rigorous standards, agencies do not not only bolster their own operations, but also cultivate vital community cooperation and understanding. Crucial elements in contemporary law enforcement practices. Recognizing the momentum. effort recogni require for accreditation. As well as the ongoing dedication necessary for its maintenance, the Prince William Board of County Supervisors extends commendation to First Sergeant Gert Peterson, Candace Reed Sheets, Katie Carroll, and Andrea Watt for their instrumental roles in navigating the recent reaccreditation processes for the police department. And the Department of Public Communications. Their unwavering commitment ensures that these departments continue to uphold the highest standards of excellence.
Deshundra Jefferson 37:33
Securing their designation as accredited agencies at a meritorious level. Right now I have one I just want to let everyone know that we will my office will be sending out to all the people named. You will all receive your own individual um commendation. So but with this I'm going to turn it over to Police Chief Newsom if he has any remarks.
Pete Newsham 37:59
Uh thank you, Chair Jefferson, uh members of the board. Uh I'm Pete Newshm's the Chief of Police here in Prince William County. Uh a couple things I want to point out about the CALEA accreditation. Uh first of all, it's a tri-arc accreditation. Uh when CALEA does accredit the accreditation process, uh they can look at three uh particular uh parts of the agency.

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