Police Chief's Advisory Council

PEOPLE COMING TOGETHER TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN NORTH LAS VEGAS

The strength of a Police Department is deeply rooted in the communities which it serves and the quality of service which is delivered each day. To achieve community expectations, the North Las Vegas Police Department strives to continuously evaluate and improve our quality of public safety. The Police Department meets some of these objectives through self-regulation, strong agency guidelines, and responsiveness to community concerns and needs. Another avenue to facilitate community expectations is through community participation in the Police Department. This can be achieved through citizen academies, review boards, neighborhood councils and the Police Chief's Advisory Council.

The current Police Chief's Advisory Council is made up of six Community members and two Department members.

The Advisory Council has been asked to participate with the Chief in providing a voice for the Community. The Council brings forth community issues for discussion and exploration of solutions. Additionally they strive to assist in developing and strengthening lines of communication between the Community and the Police. On behalf of their community they devote at least two hours or more per month to the Council and its work.

Click here for the Police Chief's Advisory Council Overview, which includes the Mission Statement, Council rules and other important information about membership and participation.(.pdf 88kb)

Click here to access the Police Chief's Advisory Council Agendas and Minutes from prior meetings.

Click here to see the current council and read their bios. 

All seats on the Council are currently filled, however, if you are at least 18 years of age and interested in becoming a member click here to fill out the on-line application.  Your application will be placed on a secondary list, from which we will draw replacement members as needed.

WORKING TOGETHER WE CAN ACHIEVE MUCH!