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29 <br /> <br />Chair Dorosin said a concern that has occurred in other places is officers turning off <br />cameras before an incident takes place. He said Policy 427 says, “the recorder should remain <br />on continuously,” and he asked if it would be worthwhile to make this language stronger. He <br />said the question is how the discretion is monitored, and asked if the policy can include how <br />they would determine if discretion were utilized appropriately. <br />Jennifer Galassi said a violation of this policy is treated as any other violation, and <br />internal affairs conducts an investigation and disciplines as appropriate, up to, and including <br />termination. She said Policy 427.8 addressed the monitoring question, and supervisors are <br />encouraged to spot check and monitor how things are going. <br />Sheriff Blackwood said this is another piece of equipment, but it is a unique one. He <br />said the concept of trust is being built on the legitimacy of what the officers are doing. He said <br />nationally there have been studies that indicate officers are completely forgetting that the <br />cameras are on, and are acting inappropriately. He said these scenarios speak to the culture <br />of specific agencies and communities, and Orange County has a good agency and community, <br />and a level of trust they do not want to jeopardize. He said there will be strong oversight of <br />this equipment and its use by Orange County officers. <br />Chair Dorosin said he appreciated that, but this is unique of equipment, and he would <br />like this policy worded as strongly as possible. He said he believes Sheriff Blackwood has <br />made this commitment to the community, and he would to see it reflected in the policy with a <br />line that says that violations of this policy will be treated pursuant to, etc. <br />Commissioner Price said there are several “shoulds” in the language, which give too <br />much leeway, and she would like to see stronger language. <br />Sheriff Blackwood agreed. <br /> <br />b. Update on the Mobile Home Parks Initiative <br />The Board received an update on the activities undertaken to date, as well as those <br />that are upcoming, as it relates to the County’s Mobile Home Parks Initiative. <br /> Sherrill Hampton, Housing Director, said this initiative is an inter-departmental and <br />multi-jurisdiction collaboration. She reviewed the yellow sheet at the Commissioners’ places: <br />a revised draft strategy from Chapel Hill regarding the Lakeview Mobile Home Park. She said <br />Chapel Hill has developed and completed the residents’ survey, which the County will use with <br />a few tweaks. She said Chapel Hill is conducting its due diligence. <br /> Commissioner Price asked if Chapel Hill has a plan in place. <br /> Sherrill Hampton says Chapel Hill is continuing discussions with the developer, and is <br />considering several sites and funding sources, but has not shared specifics. She said the <br />conversations with the residents are very important. <br />Commissioner Price asked if there is a hold on evictions. <br />Sherrill Hampton said she does not know, and they will continue to update the Board of <br />County Commissioners as information is received. <br />Chair Dorosin said he spoke to the Mayor of Chapel Hill, and the developer has been <br />cooperative, and has not submitted anything yet to the Town. He said some residents do not <br />have leases anymore, and are living month to month. <br />Sherrill Hampton said yes, that is correct. She said mobile home park owners have to <br />comply with the 180-day North Carolina Statute for closure. <br />Commissioner Jacobs asked Sherrill Hampton if the Town is looking at parcels. <br />Sherrill Hampton said yes, the Town is examining Town-owned properties, and other <br />locations. <br />Commissioner Jacobs said there is a parcel of land on Homestead, and asked if the <br />Town is considering that parcel.
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