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Bill No. 22-13 Substitute Establishing A Process For Selection of Community Police Review Board Office Director & Proceess for Appointment of the Initial Review Board Member
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Bill No. 22-13 Substitute Establishing A Process For Selection of Community Police Review Board Office Director & Proceess for Appointment of the Initial Review Board Member
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33. Notes of applicant responses during the second round interviews shall be taken by an HR <br /> representative. <br /> 34. The notes shall be reviewed by the Council Attorney within five (5) days of the end of <br /> the second round. The Council attorney shall make necessary redactions of sensitive <br /> personal information and prepare the notes for public distribution. <br /> 35. Council President shall then release the second round interview response notes with no <br /> personal identifiers and demographic data of candidates with a media release within ten <br /> (10) days of the completion of the second round of interviews. Scoring rubrics shall not <br /> be made public. <br /> 36. Following the completion of the second round interviews and preparation of the <br /> background review packets, the Community Relations Committee shall hold an <br /> Executive Session to review all applications, interview notes, scoring rubrics, and the <br /> background review packets completed by the Council Attorney. <br /> 37. All Council Members may attend and participate in this Executive Session to review; <br /> however in compliance with state open door laws no votes or tallies may be taken. The <br /> HR Rep. and Chief of Staff may attend to observe and advise. <br /> 38. All applications, notes, rubrics, and background review packets shall be distributed to all <br /> in attendance and collected prior to the end of the executive session. <br /> 39. Immediately following the Executive Session the Council President, the Vice President, <br /> the immediate past Council President and the Chair of the Health& Public Safety <br /> Committee shall meet in a closed door session. The Council Attorney and HR Rep may <br /> attend in advisory capacity. <br /> 40. Based on the input from all Council Members in the Executive Session, scoring rubrics, <br /> and interview notes the Council President, the Vice President, the immediate past Council <br /> President and the Chair of the Health& Public Safety Committee shall discuss & confer <br /> and must cut the applicant pool down to no more than five(5) applicants to move forward <br /> to the third round of interviews. <br /> 41. The third round of interviews shall be a public meeting of the Community Relations <br /> Committee and shall be held as soon as possible after the reduction of candidates down to <br /> a list of no more than five (5) as described in previous paragraph. HR Rep and <br /> Community Relations Chair shall coordinate the scheduling of one public meeting to <br /> introduce and interview remaining applicants. <br /> 42. The third round of interviews should preferably be held in a large public venue such as <br /> the Century Center. This public meeting may include a moderator to be chosen by the <br />
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