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This would preserve the Council's regularly scheduled meeting to conduct routine City business. 2. REVIEW OF EXISTING DEPARTMENT POLICIES AND PROCEDURES Following the City's listening session(s), the Council may wish to initiate a comprehensive public review of existing major PPD use-of-force policies during the months of August and September. This could also be expanded to include a review of the department's call data and statistics and organizational operations (e.g. budget and response times), as well as information about PPD programs and community outreach. As part of this review, the City Council would also review recommendations from the Police Chief and City Manager regarding police accountability best practices, policies, and training, including an updated status report on PPD's implementation of the President's Task Force on 21St Century Policing. The goal of this comprehensive review would be to assess the department's strengths and to identify areas for improvement in alignment with community values and objectives. Meeting announcements will be advertised through expanded outreach channels, including the City's social media platforms. Initially, meetings would be held in a virtual setting, unless the County's Shelter in Place Order (SIPO) is further modified to allow meeting gatherings in indoor spaces, such as the Council Chambers or other City facilities. The following graphics further illustrates the areas of review by the City Council, including two proposed dates for consideration — Thursday, August 20, 2020, and Thursday, September 17, 2020. Both meetings would start at 6:30 p.m. (Cly Use of Force — August 20,2020 — Review the department's policies related to use of force, specifically in the following areas: © Chokeholds and strangleholds OI Warning before shooting OShooting at moving vehicles O Comprehensive reporting De-escalation training&practice Outy to intervene in case of inappropriate use of force 0 Exhaust all alternatives before 0� "Reasonableness"situation- using force \Z�/ based use-of-force alternatives Page 3 of 5