It will bring together public safety experts, community members, and advocates to support and advise in the creation of a just, dynamic, and responsive public safety system.
The Community Advisory Board will have between 10 – 15 members, selected to represent different backgrounds and geographies reflective of the communities where KCSO provides policing.
Individuals interested in serving on the Community Advisory Board should submit a letter of interest, explaining their desire and qualifications. Applications will be accepted until January 31, 2023.
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