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Kent County PAB says ACC caseload active; members reminded of November training in Sykesville
Summary
Board members reported the board's ACC is handling multiple active cases and noted in‑service training offered in Sykesville in November; members will circulate dates and consider carpooling to training.
The Kent County Police Accountability Board reported ongoing activity in its ACC caseload and reminded members about an in-service training opportunity in Sykesville at its Aug. 6, 2025, meeting.
A board member said, "The A. C. C. Is very, active with cases. We're closing. We have, here 1 tonight, that will make a final ruling on. And I think that leaves 1 more 1 more or 2 more that are still pending." Members characterized the ACC workload as active but did not provide exact case counts beyond those pending and the one expected to close that evening.
Board members discussed in-service training for PAB members. One member noted, "The only training this year is in Sykesville. They're not doing their roadshow," and that the session is a one-day training posted on the hosting entity's website. The chair said they would collect dates and circulate them by email; members discussed carpooling if interest justified it. Members were reminded to register early because the training fills up quickly.
No formal board action was taken regarding cases or training registration at the meeting; members were advised to sign up individually and to await email notification from the chair or staff about dates.
