Requires chief law enforcement officer of municipal police departments to hold two community roundtables on police relations each year.
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This bill requires the chief law enforcement officer of municipal police departments and the State Police Superintendent to hold two community roundtables each year focused on police relations. These roundtables aim to foster dialogue and address important issues related to policing, such as race relations, officer training, and use of force. The goal is to increase transparency and community engagement with law enforcement.
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