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Police Advisory Committee
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Pullman Police Advisory Committee Committee Chair: Arlene Parkay Committee Co-Chair: Greg Wilson Current Members: College Hill - Representative | Barbara Hammond | College Hill - Alternate | KNona Liddell | | | Military Hill - Representative | Marcus Crossler | Military Hill - Alternate | (Vacant) | | | Pioneer Hill - Representative | Richard Hume | Pioneer Hill - Alternate | Greg Wilson | | | Sunnyside Hill - Representative | Phyllis Stallcop | Sunnyside Hill - Alternate | (Vacant) | | | Business Community - Representative | Michael Lowery | Business Community - Alternate | Al Sorensen | | | Multicultural - Representative | Kim Barrett | Multicultural - Alternate | DaVina Hoyt | | | WSU Staff & Faculty - Representative | Arlene Parkay | WSU Staff & Faculty - Alternate | Zachary Hays | | | ASWSU - Representative | Joshua Meyer | ASWSU - Alternate | Riley Myklebust | | | Pullman School District - Representative | Dan Hornfelt | Pullman School District - Alternate | (Vacant) | | | PHS Student - Representative | Daniel Hawbaker | PHS Student - Alternate | (Vacant) | | | PHS Parent - Representative | Bill Hawbaker | PHS Parent - Alternate | Rosemary Fleener | | | Lincoln Middle School Parent - Representative | (Vacant) | Lincoln Middle School Parent - Alternate | (Vacant) |
| ADMINISTRATIVE LIAISON | Chief of Police | | MEMBERSHIP | Twelve (12) members selected by a panel consisting of the Mayor, City Supervisor, and the Chief of Police. | | MEETINGS | 2nd Monday of each month at 5:30 p.m. in Pullman City Hall. | | DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES | Receive public input on matters pertaining to police service and make recommendations to the Chief of Police based on that input. Advise and make recommendations to the Chief of Police on matters relating to the provision of police protection, services, and programs, taking into consideration the financial and staff resources available. Function as a sounding board for the Chief of Police on various issues or concerns involving the Department and the community, both on specific incidents and on broader matters of policy and procedure. Make recommendations to the Chief of Police on the promotion of public awareness. | | BACKGROUND | Community oriented policing begins with a partnership between the police department and the citizens it serves. Any partnership requires a regular and open flow of information, opinions, ideas, and suggestions. To this end, the Pullman Police Advisory Committee acts as an important resource to the Chief of Police. Formed in 1992, the Committee is comprised of citizens from various Pullman communities. The Committee meets once each month to address community concerns or matters that the public or committee members have brought for discussion. The meetings are open and the minutes are public. Among the committee''s accomplishments are continuing reviews of department policies, perceived bias in enforcement, city noise ordinances, and emergecy vehicle response capability. |
Apply to become a Committee Member! If you are interested in becoming a member of the Police Advisory Committee, click here to download the application form. Print out and complete the form and submit it as directed. If you have any problems downloading the application form, contact the Committee by one of the methods listed below.
Items for Committee Review
If there is a community issue that you believe that the Police Advisory Committee should review, please contact the Committee by any one of the methods listed below. Police Department Feedback The City of Pullman has a feedback form that can be used to provide positive or negative feedback for the Police Department. If a negative complaint is received, a Police Sergeant is assigned to investigate the matter and report their findings to the Chief of Police. These forms are available at both at the Police Department and at City Hall. The forms can be mailed to you upon request.
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