Receive report on police staffing concerns from Community Police Review Commission
In Plain English
The Community Police Review Commission is concerned about Richmond police officers retiring and few people applying for open positions. The commission voted 4-2 to recommend the city work with police unions and fire department on agreements that benefit the community. Councilmember Jimenez will present the commission's recommendations to the council.
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