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OGDENSBURG â The cityâs Police Reform Stakeholders Committee held two meetings Tuesday to hear public input on reforms they feel should be made.
The committee consists of city Police Chief Robert H. Wescott; St. Lawrence County District Attorney Gary M. Pasqua; St. Lawrence County public defender James M. McGahan; Dioceses of Ogdensburg Rev. Christopher Carrara; Ogdensburg City School District Superintendent Kevin Kendall; Ogdensburg Boys and Girls Club Executive Director Tom Luckie; St. Lawrence County People Project Coordinator Mary Wills; Ogdensburg City Manager Stephen P. Jellie; and community members Anthoni Pope and Tyler Carrow.
Mr. Jellie organized the steering group after Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo issued Executive Order No. 203 â the state Police Reform and Reinvention Collaborative.
OGDENSBURG â The cityâs Police Reform Steering Group held its first meeting Tuesday to review, recommend and reform the city police department following Gov. Andrew M. Cuomoâs executive order on police reform.
The Police Reform Steering Group includes city Police Chief Robert Wescott; St. Lawrence County District Attorney Gary Pasqua; St. Lawrence County Public Defender James McGahan; Catholic Dioceses of Ogdensburg Rev. Christopher Carrara; Ogdensburg City School District Superintendent Kevin Kendall; Ogdensburg Boys and Girls Club Executive Director Tom Luckie; St. Lawrence County People Project Coordinator Mary Wills; Ogdensburg City Manager Stephen P. Jellie; and community members Anthoni Pope and Tyler Carrow.