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, 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 helps 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:"

Angela Elfenson
Shawn Cassidy
Nancy Highness
Leonard Larson
Jim Meyers
Margi Meyers
Jim Meyers
Jennifer Price
Sandy Town

Advisors: Commander Shari Shovlin, Lieutenant Tim Gately

If you are interested in becoming a member of this board, please contact Lt. Tim Gately by email or call 425-556-2615.