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What is the Community Policing Innovation Initiative? w/ Barbara McQuade But how does the rubber meet the proverbial road? How do we actually make this happen? Earlier this year, the Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan, Hudson-Webber Foundation, Ballmer Group and Oakland County supported the establishment of the Community Policing Innovation Initiative. The funds support programs with the: Canton Township Police Department and Canton Coalition for Inclusive Communities (CCIS) City of Detroit/ Detroit Police Department East Downtown Dearborn Development Authority and Black Legacy Advancement Coalition (BLAC) Inkster Police Department Beloved Community Initiative and First AME Church of Farmington Hills It’s gotten a round of $200,000 in funding and is getting off the ground, so talk about what’s happening and the impact it aims to make, our guest. ....
DBusiness Daily Update: Elton Park Brings Italian-style Gelateria to Corktown, Minor League Baseball Season at Jimmy Johnâs Field in Utica Opens May 28, and More Our roundup of the latest news from metro Detroit and Michigan businesses as well as announcements from government agencies, including updates about the COVID-19 pandemic. To share a business or nonprofit story, please send us a message. Courtesy of Bridge Our roundup of the latest news from metro Detroit and Michigan businesses as well as announcements from government agencies, including updates about the COVID-19 pandemic. To share a business or nonprofit story, please send us a message. ....
Police reform funds allocated to five Metro Detroit communities View Comments The Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan announced Tuesday it granted $200,000 to police departments and other organizations in five Metro Detroit communities to develop programs aimed at police reform. Under the foundation s Community Policing Innovations Initiative, the funds will be used to provide support for local public safety departments to work with their communities to address issues in police practices, systems and services, a foundation press release said. Selected to share the funds were the Canton Township Police Department and its Canton Coalition for Inclusive Communities; the Detroit Police Department; East Downtown Dearborn Development Authority and Black Legacy Advancement Coalition; Inkster Police Department; and Beloved Community Initiative and First AME Church of Farmington Hills. ....
A new citizen-led subcommittee is being developed to examine Canton Township s police conduct and any allegations concerning use of force, false arrests and racial profiling, or bias-based policing. The new Police Transparency and Guidance Subcommittee is a partnered endeavor backed by the township police department and the Canton Coalition for Inclusive Communities. It will operate as a Canton Coalition subcommittee. “This committee will help express a community-driven voice as it relates to police service,” Police Chief Chad Baugh said in an announcement. “As we deploy some of the best police officers in our state, we are at the same time increasing our transparency and developing another mechanism to find solutions and build a stronger bond with our citizens.” ....