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Police Accountability Board confirms appointments and elects vice chair Quentin Jones
Summary
The Calvert County Police Accountability Board approved reappointments for Administrative Charging Committee and Trial Board members and voted to install Quentin Jones as vice chair; Chair encouraged volunteers to apply online for open positions.
The Police Accountability Board on Aug. 17 approved several reappointments and elected Quentin Jones as its vice chair.
Chair (speaking as chair) opened the meeting and asked for approval of the agenda, which a board member moved to approve and the chair declared adopted. The board then approved extensions for Alexis Billups and Scott Deacon to the Administrative Charging Committee and extended Stephanie Deal on the trial board. "For all of the approvals all in favor say aye," the chair said, and members responded in the affirmative. These motions were presented and passed by voice vote without roll-call tallies recorded in the transcript.
Quentin Jones was nominated and confirmed as vice chair after a member volunteered. The chair explained the vice chair serves as a backup to run meetings and assist the chair as needed. A member said, "I'll volunteer for the role," and the board voted to confirm the nomination.
The chair reminded potential applicants that candidates for the Administrative Charging Committee must complete a 40-hour training in Sykesville before serving and directed interested persons to apply on the Calvert County website. The board set the annual report due by the end of the year and reconfirmed the trending subcommittee members.
