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Maywood police chief briefs trustees on state and federal policing legislation
Summary
Police Chief Valdimir Talley Jr. informed the Maywood Board of Trustees about Illinois House Bill 3653 (the “Safe‑T Act”) and federal H.R. 7120 during a March 16 informational presentation; trustees took no formal action.
Police Chief Valdimir Talley Jr. briefed the Maywood Board of Trustees on recent state and federal policing legislation during the village’s March 16 special meeting.
Chief Talley’s presentation covered Illinois House Bill 3653 (commonly referenced as the "Safe‑T Act") recently signed into state law and H.R. 7120 (the "George Floyd Justice in Policing Act of 2020"). The presentation was informational; trustees did not take action, and no policy changes were adopted at the meeting.
The minutes record that Chief Talley "made a presentation on the new legislation" and that the item was listed on the village manager’s agenda as MPD Proposal #05 to inform the board about the statutes. The presentation was placed in the Village Manager’s report and required no follow‑up vote or direction in the minutes.
What happens next: the minutes do not record any directive or formal next step; if trustees request further analysis or policy action that would appear on a subsequent agenda.
