ANNUAL INTERVIEW OF APPLICANTS FOR OPENINGS ON THE CITY’S COMMUNITY POLICE OVERSIGHT BOARD
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Last discussed Jan 27, 2026.
Public comments (7)
Expressed interest in serving on the Community Police Oversight Board as an advocate for unhoused individuals, highlighting her years of local volunteer work.
City Council · 29:01 →Spoke in favor of reappointment to the oversight board, praising the collaborative environment and professionalism of the La Mesa Police Department.
City Council · 30:25 →Requested reappointment to the oversight board representing the unhoused community, praising Chief Sweeney and the police department's homeless outreach team.
City Council · 31:55 →Expressed interest in continuing his service on the oversight board, noting his appreciation for the police department's community engagement.
City Council · 34:00 →Highlighted his background as a policing professor at SDSU and consultant, emphasizing the value of research-backed practices on the oversight board.
City Council · 35:30 →Expressed enthusiasm for giving back to the community after retirement by serving on the board, drawing on her healthcare governance experience.
City Council · 38:12 →Shared her nearly 30-year background as a clinical social worker and veteran advocate, expressing a desire to contribute to community policing.
City Council · 40:30 →