Task force details schedule and public feedback process as it narrows membership, authority, and sustainability questions

Denali Danielson, facilitator for the task force, reminded participants that this meeting is the second of four information sessions intended to inform recommendations on a reimagined Public Safety Advisory Commission. She said an information paper summarizing the discovery phase is available on the project landing page and that a public feedback form would be released early next week and remain open through Nov. 3.

Danielson confirmed two in‑person meetings to develop draft recommendations: Nov. 13 and Nov. 20, each 10:30 a.m. to noon. She said participants who have engaged in the current phase (watched a recording or participated in a session) will be invited to vote on recommendations during the decision process at the in‑person sessions. The facilitator encouraged written proposals or alternative content be submitted to the clerk’s office or the facilitator to inform agenda planning.

Why it matters: These deadlines and public‑engagement steps establish the task force’s near‑term timeline and narrow the period for community input. Task force members and members of the public who wish to shape recommended authority, membership, and funding should use the feedback form and the two in‑person meetings to submit proposals and testimony.

No formal votes or actions were recorded in the session. The session closed after the facilitator reiterated the feedback timeline and adjourned.