Summary
The Civilian Police Review Board is planning a public forum for June to foster open dialogue between residents and law enforcement. Members selected the East Regional Library as the venue and outlined small group breakout sessions for community feedback.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 15
- Last 30 days
- 0
Discussed at 2 meetings in the last 60 days; most recently Sep 17, 2026.
Impact analysis
May influence upcoming allocations for violence intervention and public safety programs.
Durham residents and local law enforcement officers looking to improve communication and community trust.
Victims of violent crime, grieving families, and residents impacted by neighborhood crime.
Mentions & discussions (11)
City Council - Sep 17, 2026
Multiple council members and residents voiced deep grief and urgent concern over a recent spike in gun violence and tragic youth fatalities in Durham.
Durham Council 'confident' in gun violence action plan as NC Central students urge action
Durham Council 'confident' in gun violence action plan as NC Central students urge action WRAL
City Council - Sep 8, 2026
Community members and students from North Carolina Central University expressed deep exhaustion and trauma regarding ongoing gun violence near campus and in local neighborhoods. Speakers urged the city to accelerate violence reduction strategies and provide more robust support for youth.
City Council (Work) - Aug 20, 2026
The city and county reviewed a comprehensive report from a 26-member working group detailing five strategies to combat gun violence, including focused deterrence and street outreach. Council members discussed the need for sustainable funding, community inclusion, and multi-agency coordination to save lives.
Police in North Carolina city crack down on ‘celebratory gunfire’ after two women died
Police in North Carolina city crack down on ‘celebratory gunfire’ after two women died FOX8 WGHP
Civilian Police Review Board (Regular) - Apr 22, 2026
The Civilian Police Review Board is planning a public forum for June to foster open dialogue between residents and law enforcement. Members selected the East Regional Library as the venue and outlined small group breakout sessions for community feedback.
‘I refuse to give up’: Durham mayor vows to curb gun violence in State of the City address
‘I refuse to give up’: Durham mayor vows to curb gun violence in State of the City address WRAL
Civilian Police Review Board (Regular) - Mar 18, 2026
The review board is planning an interactive public forum for May 16 to foster dialogue between residents and law enforcement. Members are currently finalizing venue options and breakout discussion formats.
City Council - Mar 2, 2026
Residents and youth leaders pushed the city council to address rising gun violence by investing directly in youth employment, mental health services, and community-led violence intervention rather than traditional policing or outside consultants.
City Council - Feb 16, 2026
Council members and residents expressed deep concern over recent spikes in gun violence impacting youth and first responders, urging proactive community engagement and violence prevention strategies.
City Council - Jan 5, 2026
Multiple council members expressed deep concern over a recent spike in shootings and homicides over the holidays, emphasizing the need for comprehensive violence reduction partnerships with Durham County.
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