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Committee asks police to provide CIT outreach materials for review
Summary
The committee passed a motion requesting police bring outreach materials (pamphlets) to verify they meet requirements set by the committee’s outreach template; motion passed by voice vote and staff asked officers to bring materials to the next meeting or to provide them at a Friday briefing.
The Miami Lakes town committee passed a motion asking police representatives to provide their crisis-intervention (CIT) outreach materials for committee review.
Members asked that the police bring any existing outreach pamphlets or materials that could satisfy the committee’s outreach template (referred to in the meeting as the materials Meraki developed) and confirm whether the police-produced materials align with the committee’s requirements. One committee member said the motion was to "ask whether the police officers have outreach material that fill the requirements that what Meraki has made. And to free please bring it." The committee seconded the motion and approved it by voice vote; the transcript shows "Aye" responses but does not provide a numerical roll-call tally.
Staff advised that if the materials exist the police should bring them to an upcoming Friday briefing or deliver copies to staff so the committee can confirm they meet the outreach checklist. The committee instructed staff to include the materials in the package if counsel review is needed and to report back at the next meeting.
