2024-04-11 - AGE - PEACE Commission Meeting April 11, 2024 — 6:30 PM
Council Conference Room
Hybrid Meeting
1.Call to Order
2.Land Acknowledgment
We acknowledge and honor the Dakota nation, on whose ancestral land the City of Golden Valley
is built, and whose land resources we use. We commit to counteracting the erasure of the
cultural practices and presence of the Dakota people and through education and by amplifying a
wide range of indigenous voices.
3.Attendance/Roll Call
Trey Gladney Alicia Dang Trevor Parkes
Katrina Cisneros Janet Frisch Bridget Glass
Henry Crosby Madeline Ryan Cory Salazar
4.Check in
How do you recharge?
5.Approval of Agenda
6.Approval of Minutes
6.A.PEACE Commission Minutes 3.14.24
7.Discussion/Action Items
a. Flock LPR Camera
b. Data Dashboard Recommendations
c. DEIC and PEACE Commission Meeting Recap
d. Subcommittee Updates
e. Staff Updates
PEACE COMMISSION MEETING AGENDA
Police Employment, Accountability, & Community Engagement (PEACE) Commission meetings are
being conducted in a hybrid format with in-person and remote options for attending.
Remote Attendance: Members of the public may attend this meeting in person or via Webex or by
calling + 1-415-655-0001 and entering meeting number 2634 005 2834. Attendee password: 1234
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9.Adjournment
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PEACE COMMISSION MEETING MINUTES
1.Call to Order 6:42
2.Land Acknowledgment
We acknowledge and honor the Dakota nation,on whose ancestral land the City of Golden Valley
is built, and whose land resources we use. We commit to counteracting the erasure of the
cultural practices and presence of the Dakota people and through education and by amplifying a
wide range of indigenous voices.
3.Attendance/Roll Call
Trey Gladney Alicia Dang Trevor Parkes
Katrina Cisneros Janet Frisch Bridget Glass
Henry Crosby Madeline Ryan Cory Salazar
Staff: Airrion Williams
Special Guest: Dr.Raj Sethuraju
4.Check in
In one word,describe how you envision your 2024.
5.Approval of Agenda
MOTION to approve by Commissioner Glass, 2nd by Vice Chair Cisneros, approved unanimously
6.Approval of Minutes
6.A.PEACE Commission Minutes 2.14.24
MOTION to approve 2.14.24 Minutes by Vice Chair Cisneros, 2nd by Commissioner Glass. Approved
unanimously.
7.Discussion/Action Items
a.Welcome New Commissioner,Cory Salazar
Chair Gladney welcomed Commissioner Salazar to the PEACE Commission and asked everyone to
introduce themselves.
March 14th, 2024 –6:30pm
Council Conference Room
Golden Valley City Hall
7800 Golden Valley Road
55426
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b.Review of Community Engagement Survey
Commissioner Glass shared that PEACE attempted to host a community listening session that was not
successful in gathering community voice, however, PEACE has looked at ways to improve the process
going forward. Glass shared that there will be a survey sent to community to further grasp what is desired
from public safety. Commissioner Salazar shared that he would like to join the Community Engagement
Subcommittee.
c.Determine Location for Future Listening Sessions
Commissioner Glass shared that there will be 3 listening sessions. 1) to gather community voice 2) to
gather public safety voice 3) to bring both groups together to come up with collaborative solutions. Glass
shared a list of potential locations within Golden Valley that may provide social services that can host the
listening sessions. Glass stated that the intention was to bring in voices that may not be comfortable in
city or law enforcement occupied spaces. Chair Gladney suggested that Glass connect with PRIME,
Golden Valley’s self-organized Black affinity group. Commissioner Crosby gave Commissioner Salazar
background on the founding of the PEACE Commission and the early stages of the community
engagement subcommittee including early listening session attempts, the PEACE newsletter, and
reimagining the Neighborhood Watch and Block Captain programs. Crosby shared how impactful the
commission’s early retreat/training was and Vice Chair Cisneros said that we should have another one.
Salazar asked if the commission considered hosting listening session at a low –income multifamily
property. Staff Liaison Williams shared that we can partner with the Parks and Recreation Department to
host a listening session right outside this properties. Crosby, stated that he would prefer a listening
session at a centralized and well-regulated location so that PEACE doesnt have the same problems as last
time.
d.Review Mid-Year Progress Report
Vice Chair Cisneros shared that the transition of city leadership, barriers to collaboration, and changing of
commissioners has prompted PEACE to want to provide a mid-year progress report. Cisneros stated that
this would be opportunity for PEACE to provide input on incoming PEACE Commissioners, share barriers,
successes, and recommendations to improve efficiency. Cisneros and Crosby shared that the boards and
commissions should host a recruiting fair. Chair Gladney shared that the commission should look for a
person with restorative practice background.
e.Staff Updates
Staff liaison Williams shared that the city is drafting an agreement with Just Love LLC for the Community
Response and Community Partner Program after a team of public safety staff, HR staff, Pohlad technical
assistance team, and the PEACE Commission accepted their proposal after a request for proposals,
interview, and practical exercise process. Crosby shared his appreciation for Sheriff Dewanna Witt and
Representative Fraiser for their work in improving law enforcement and justice.
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Chair Gladney asked who PEACE’s council Liaison is supposed to be. Williams shared that the council
liaison role will be shared between Mayor Harmon and Councilmember Ginis.
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