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Staff said the youth summit will include panels with school resource officers and mental-health professionals and will offer breakout roundtables for attendees. Jamelle Camaguchi was named in the meeting as a facilitator for a roundtable. Staff asked members to register and said informational materials and a QR code were available for packages and lunch.

The board also rolled out a public-awareness campaign with the slogan “Your voice, our mission,” staff said, noting five billboards around the city (one digital) and a 24-hour hotline on campaign materials. The board encouraged members to share event information; staff provided a registration link (nashville.gov/ncrb) and social accounts (Facebook and Instagram: NCRB Nashville) for further information.

Logistics for upcoming board meetings were also confirmed: July’s meeting will be at Madison Community Center, 550 North DuPont Avenue; August’s board meeting will be at Sevier Park Community Center, 3021 Leland Lane; and the board will use community locations rather than the Sunny West Room for those sessions. Executive-committee meeting dates were circulated for August through December.

Staff asked members to check calendars and indicated the retreat is tentatively scheduled for either Sept. 27 or Oct. 4, daytime hours (roughly 8 a.m.–3 or 4 p.m.), and said retreat planning would be coordinated and announced in follow-up communications.

Registration details and a map for the youth summit will be posted at nashville.gov/ncrb and on the board’s social media channels, staff said.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","07/16/25 Community Review Board: Executive Committee","oneSentenceSummary","The board publicized a youth advisory summit at Tennessee State University this Saturday, a September 20 town hall, and a new public campaign with five billboards and a 24-hour hotline.","taxTitle","Community Review Board Meetings, Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee","taxId",69308,"location","Tennessee","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6166321,"NCRB staff explores rental or contract vehicles after budget omission; donors not accepting donations",148,1043000,1191000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5415789-8c415d6d653a9adc64ff7370e40bbb47&start=1043&end=1191","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5415789-8c415d6d653a9adc64ff7370e40bbb47/thumbnail_1043000.jpg","/articles/6166321/Tennessee/NCRB-staff-explores-rental-or-contract-vehicles-after-budget-omission-donors-not-accepting-donations","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6166321-d91d673c8d86fb5fb2bd15fd4b0906bb/orig.mp4?Expires=1776036603&Signature=CCsf~9m0jRadqpvefOUU1PxhQMVv21ESVIQYrElsmfwy422ivYL4FyKVZjQNx2seZpvIqITU1w10uNcsrAvHlI17xoT-XekXDxP1Zg23xkMajnG6Ndb1fD73rE6uKioUxez~~m8Hl6QbvKVMTYndvO5f27we2wo7pf7Jrpi0eBYV4COH1latooSGiXGGbUtALXYh~t5cnxRkJ-igV1ITsoOcHjJEbC035q2Qa8mtVXjbJaT9OlQsIqG3M~7nu6ODrshFZhB9-dZU41j9XYVGc3WmL6jE-f2maWR2Isva8PkVDGDF7TqZWoVZCDXSpfjQ~f8qaWoEMlDLrAebtBiYyQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Board and staff discussed operational problems after the department did not receive an assigned vehicle in the current budget. Staff said they had spoken with finance, fleet management and the director of general services about alternatives and were pursuing options to rent a van under city contract or otherwise secure a temporary vehicle for events.

Staff described regular weekend events that require transporting equipment and said some employees are hauling supplies in personal vehicles. “I am a little concerned with each of our staff members having to stack their car and carry all of this equipment,” the staff speaker said, adding concern about liability if equipment is transported in trailers or left in personal vehicles.

Participants noted one prior ad hoc solution — renting a U-Haul trailer for a single event — but said the trailer method raised safety concerns. Staff said they also inquired about donations but were told Metro was not accepting vehicle donations at this time. A board member suggested churches and community partners sometimes provide vehicles or drivers for community groups as an alternative.

There was no formal vote; staff was directed to continue pursuing a rental contract or other nonpersonal-vehicle solution and to report back to the executive committee. The board did not discuss any specific procurement contract, price, or funding reallocation at the meeting.

No final procurement decision was made during the session; the matter remains a staff action item pending discussions with finance and fleet management.","Staff said the board did not receive a vehicle in the current budget cycle and is exploring rental contracts and other interim options to avoid staff hauling equipment in personal vehicles.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6166325,"NCRB executive committee to draft bylaws change moving nominating deliberations to November",428,25000,453000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5415789-8c415d6d653a9adc64ff7370e40bbb47&start=25&end=453","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5415789-8c415d6d653a9adc64ff7370e40bbb47/thumbnail_25000.jpg","/articles/6166325/Tennessee/NCRB-executive-committee-to-draft-bylaws-change-moving-nominating-deliberations-to-November","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6166325-ad89a521a055fad1992b49643ef41743/orig.mp4?Expires=1776036603&Signature=i79-4dddJiDqGvxkrXUAlRvLOq64o~W4ZEknyT8eItLn4Cj4fC9tZ8n8RxWk13vfiTxyP~8hOxcGPsly~h-r1SzIMHd3X4gKDqjxggTKUs-~0maWdrHoVQyvJemdeC6iTFTwANB21NYVhZkmaPXoRQRTZDyHJPe2cd4YiTnRRv7nfKmn4~qTO3-n2fl~Fq8FGGUwp5YsD2kByfd4gvYci7in0oN38UInrqmarL52-hnF4Ld7S3hWTMm3WCDTQGmnWzvt29t6KzwnwHFyiBDM-TxQ5Ivi75nTtkkXK0gF9aKQRXQFApjMay-ZJquWzqvpcKW-I-it2Si8q83354JRgw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Nashville Community Review Board’s executive committee directed staff to draft a bylaws amendment to move the nominating committee’s deliberations to November so its schedule aligns with October board rolloffs and mayoral appointments. The committee said the draft should go to the executive committee for review and then to the full board for a vote by the August meeting.

The change discussed would revise Article 7, Section 4 to state that “the nominating committee shall be appointed by the chair of the board and shall begin its deliberations in November of each calendar year,” language that participants said would resolve a current internal timing conflict. A committee member also noted the board has historically used a 60-day holdover practice for officers when replacements were not yet appointed, but that provision did not appear in the current copy of the bylaws under review.

Board members and staff emphasized due process for any amendment. “It would take, it'll take a vote of the board, though, to amend the bylaws,” said Mr. Brown. Meeting participants asked Frank to weigh in on the exact wording and requested that an updated draft be circulated in advance so members could review it before the August executive committee meeting.

Committee assignments were also discussed in the same session. Participants confirmed two standing committees — rules and bylaws and budget — and described additional ad hoc panels such as an ethics and compliance committee that was added after the body transitioned from a community review oversight board to its current structure. Several members encouraged colleagues to volunteer or submit preferences for committee placement ahead of the next executive committee meeting so appointments could be made and the full board could act on committee rosters at the upcoming fall meetings.

No formal bylaws amendment was voted on at the meeting; the action was a direction to prepare draft language and circulate it for executive-committee review and later consideration by the full board. Meeting participants set an internal target of having the draft ready for executive-committee discussion in August so the full board could consider a vote in time for October appointments.

The committee also reiterated the procedural sequence: draft language, executive-committee review, circulation to full board for digesting the changes, and then a formal vote to adopt any amendment. That sequence was presented as the required path to effect the bylaws change and avoid procedural confusion during the fall rollover.","At an executive committee meeting, members agreed to prepare a bylaws amendment to set nominating-committee deliberations to begin in November and to circulate the draft to the executive committee before a full-board vote.","actionData","errors"]

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