Farmington Hills Police Department Seeks New Citizenry Committee

FARMINGTON HILLS, MI — Farmington Hills Police Chief Jeff King said Wednesday the department is looking to establish a new advisory board made up of city residents.

"As times change and the needs of our Community and Police Department evolve, I feel it is important for us to re-establish a Citizens – Police Advisory Committee," King said.

The committee would represent the community when examining public issues pertaining to the police department. It would also serve as a community voice to assist the police department's commitment to maintain a safe community without prejudice or partiality.

"I am hopeful that dedicated members of the public will consider applying for this important re-imagined committee, which will play a critical role in guiding our Police Department," King said.

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Anyone who is interested in serving on this committee must fill out this application and return it to Lindsay Santilli by Oct. 22, 2021 at lsantilli@fhgov.com or by calling her at 248-871-2706.