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ICAC approves agenda change, corrects minutes and adopts mission statement
Summary
The Independent Civilian Advisory Commission voted to delete two agenda items, approved February 5 minutes with a name correction, and unanimously adopted a mission statement guiding future recommendations to the Board of Supervisors.
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The Independent Civilian Advisory Commission on the Sheriff's Office took several administrative actions at its meeting.
The commission voted to modify the published agenda by removing items 5 and 7. The motion to delete those items passed after a motion and a second; the final vote was recorded as approved.
The commission next approved the February 5 meeting minutes with a correction to Commissioner Michael Fisher's name. A public commenter urged that minutes be made accessible online; staff said meeting materials are posted and typically available by the Friday before each meeting.
The commission then voted unanimously to adopt the proposed mission statement. The adopted mission statement reads in part: "The mission of the Independent Civilian Advisory Commission on the Sheriff's Office is to provide recommendations to the Board of Supervisors regarding the Sheriff's Office to enhance public confidence and foster mutual respect and trust internally and externally. We recommend policies, programs, and practices that reflect community needs to uphold accountability, transparency, and justice." The motion to adopt passed without opposition.
The meeting closed with a unanimous motion to adjourn.
Ending: Each of these were procedural votes; no substantive policy changes were adopted at this meeting beyond adoption of the commission's mission statement.

