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The Redmond Police Community Policing Advisory Board is a volunteer group
of community members who assist with creating and improving problem solving
strategies for the diverse problems and issues brought to the attention of the
Redmond Police Department.
The Community Policing Advisory Board cover several
topics, including: Homeland Security, terrorism, aggressive driving, car prowl,
auto theft, volunteers, narcotics enforcement, Redmond youth issues, school
resource officers, traffic calming, special event planning, emergency response,
and major case overview. Other areas of interest to the Advisory Board include:
senior citizen outreach, organized crime, neighborhood watch program enhancement, and legal
updates presented by the City of Redmond Prosecutor's Office.
Members must reside or work in Redmond and are selected through an application
process that consists of an application form, criminal history check, and
interview. The following citizens comprise the Advisory Board and help the
Redmond Police fulfill the "in Partnership" portion of the Redmond Police
Department's Mission Statement "To Provide Quality Policing In Partnership With
The Community:"
If you are interested in serving on CPAB please call or
email
Lt. Tim Gately. (425-556-2615). We encourage any and all
citizens in the City of Redmond to apply.
Download the Community
Policing Advisory Board Application
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Assistant Principal, Redmond
Junior High
Sean has worked in Redmond since 2005 and is a 1992 graduate of Redmond
High School. He enjoys golf, basketball, and spending time with his
wife, Erinn. They have two children, Brooke and Drew |
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Redmond Resident
Angela is retired and has lived and worked in Redmond for over 35 years.
An avid reader, she also enjoys bridge and opera. She enjoys spending
time with her three grandchildren, family, and friends. |
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Redmond Police Department
email:
tgately@redmond.gov
phone: 425-556-2615
Tim has worked for the City of Redmond since 2004. He is one
of the department representatives to the Board. He is active
with the Law Enforcement Torch Run and supporting the
Special Olympics. |
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Redmond High School
(Class of 2011)
Braydon has lived in Redmond for eight years and has continued his Lake
Washington School District education since elementary school. He enjoys
riding his BMX bicycle at the Edge Skate Park (downtown) and Hartman
Park. He is an avid BMX bicycle racer.
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(2009 Chairman) Redmond
Resident
email:
community@redmond.gov
Currently serving his second term as CPAB Chairman, Leonard has lived in
Redmond for 45 years. He has a tax accounting business in the City and
both his children graduated from Redmond High School. |
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Redmond Resident
Margi has resided in Redmond since 1972 and has worked in Redmond since
1984. Her spare time is dedicated to her four grandchildren and home
projects. |
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Redmond Resident
Tim has resided in Redmond for over 20 years with his
wife, Betty, and their five children. He enjoys
hiking, traveling, and spending time with his grandchildren. |
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Redmond Resident
Jennifer is a lifelong resident of Redmond and a graduate of
Redmond High School. She enjoys gardening, skiing, and
hiking. |
Redmond Police Department
email:
sshovlin@redmond.gov
phone: 425-556-2564
Currently responsible for the Patrol Division, she is also
one of the department representatives to the Board. Shari
currently oversees uniformed operations, commanding six
Lieutenants and over 50 Police Officers. She is active in
raising money for the Susan Komen for the Cure foundation
and participates in the 3-Day (60 miles) Walk. |
Business Professional, Habla
Espanol
A native of Mexico City, Sandy has worked in
Redmond for 9 years. She loves spending time with her
husband Mike and their two German Shorthair Pointers Maya
and Kaiser.
Originaria del Distrito Federal en Mexico, Sandy ha trabajado en Redmond
durante 9 anos. A ella le encanta pasar su tiempo libre al
lado de su esposo Mike y con sus dos perritos Maya y Keiser. |
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