Board of Legislators holds public comment session on police reform, public safety report
The county Board of Legislators will now take the recommendations and the public comments and decide what police reform will look like moving forward.
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Mar 12, 2021, 3:54 AM
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1h agoThe meeting was hosted by the Public Safety Committee. The county Board of Legislators will now take the recommendations and the public comments and decide what police reform will look like moving forward.
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