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  1. Public Safety Reform Collaborative Jason Molino, County Administrator Tompkins County, N.Y. Public Safety Reform Collaboration, Tompkins County & City of Ithaca – Read more here.

  2. Jurisdictions in Tompkins County Public Safety Reform Collaboration, Tompkins County & City of Ithaca – Read more here.

  3. Agency & Department Breakdown by Public Safety Activities Tompkins County Government Operations County Legislature County Administration Public Safety Information Technology Services Sheriff’s Office & Jail County Attorney District Attorney Assessment Assigned Counsel County Clerk Probation and Community Justice Board of Elections Emergency Response Sponsoring Agencies Supporting Agencies Planning, Energy, and Environmental Quality & Health and Human Services Housing & Economic Development Social Services Workforce Development Mental Health Planning & Sustainability Public Health Human Rights Office Facilities and Infrastructure Office for the Aging Facilities Youth Services Highway Veterans Services Recycling & Materials Management Sponsoring Agencies Weights & Measures Airport Public Safety Reform Collaboration, Tompkins County & City of Ithaca – Read more here.

  4. Public Safety Departments - Responsibilities, Jurisdictions, Accountability, and Budget Tompkins County Public Safety Sheriff’s Office & Jail District Attorney Assigned Counsel Probation and Community Justice Emergency Response Supporting Agencies Public Safety Reform Collaboration, Tompkins County & City of Ithaca – Read more here.

  5. Community Survey (140 Responses) Feedback on Policing & Law Enforcement Q1: Where in Tompkins County do you live? (Or if you live out of county, where do you work in/experience Tompkins County?) Public Safety Reform Collaboration, Tompkins County & City of Ithaca – Read more here.

  6. Community Survey (140 Responses) Feedback on Policing & Law Enforcement Q2: Have you reviewed the document outlining County Public Safety Departments? Public Safety Reform Collaboration, Tompkins County & City of Ithaca – Read more here.

  7. Community Survey (140 Responses) Feedback on Policing & Law Enforcement Q3: What does police reform mean to you? Insights: Focus on fairness and Address inconsistencies in Redistribution of resources equity in practices policing practices Invest in current system to Limit role of police in Increased accountability & enhance abilities/meet various response training capacity needs situations Public Safety Reform Collaboration, Tompkins County & City of Ithaca – Read more here.

  8. Community Survey (140 Responses) Feedback on Policing & Law Enforcement Q4: What challenges or concerns do you have with public safety practices, policies and procedures in Tompkins County based upon your or other experiences? Insights: Inconsistent practices, and Who is driving (or should Hiring practices, perceptions of practices: drive) conversations? employment some argue there is over- Public opinion and/or arrangements, unions, and policing, some suggest professional expertise? morale of departments under-staffing Bias, racial profiling, & Police responding to calls Law enforcement react cultural insensitivity that could be handled by rather than proactively concerns other professionals prevent crime Public Safety Reform Collaboration, Tompkins County & City of Ithaca – Read more here.

  9. Community Survey (140 Responses) Feedback on Policing & Law Enforcement Q5: How familiar are you with local law enforcement policies and procedures? ( Average Response) (0=not at all familiar, 5=very familiar) Public Safety Reform Collaboration, Tompkins County & City of Ithaca – Read more here.

  10. Community Survey (140 Responses) Feedback on Policing & Law Enforcement Q6: To the extent that you are familiar with any law enforcement policies and procedures what changes would you recommend? Insights: Address culture of police Who else can respond to Consider different tools departments & certain situations? What and how tools are used relationships with resources do they need? (incl. Demilitarization) community Public Safety Reform Collaboration, Tompkins County & City of Ithaca – Read more here.

  11. Community Survey (140 Responses) Feedback on Policing & Law Enforcement Q7: What are your ideas for enhancing community engagement between local police/sheriff’s department and the Tompkins County community? Insights: Assess, and Reduce carry of Better inform the Give community better implement guns or community about members review community presentation of policies & & accountability policing model weapons procedures measures Public Safety Reform Collaboration, Tompkins County & City of Ithaca – Read more here.

  12. Community Survey (140 Responses) Feedback on Policing & Law Enforcement Q8: What resources do you think are needed to address systemic challenges and inequities within the criminal justice system in Tompkins County? Insights: Increased Consistent & Seek more Increased Culturally responsive involvement from funding, funding, equitable trainings, and respect input responsibility for resources for accountability collaborations with from people of law across social services / community color in the mental health enforcement criminal organizations community services agencies justice system Public Safety Reform Collaboration, Tompkins County & City of Ithaca – Read more here.

  13. What’s Next?: Policing Practices & Procedures Forums • City of Ithaca Police Department – Oct 20, 4:30pm • Tompkins County Sheriff’s Office – Oct 22, 4:40pm Camden N.J. Case Study Forum • Former N.J. Attorney General Anne Milgram – Oct 29, 4:40pm Ongoing Community Input Opportunities • Starting online due to COVID-19, stay tuned for announcements Public Safety Reform Collaboration, Tompkins County & City of Ithaca – Read more here.

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