EPD holds a private summit to address "Building better relations between security and police to protect the greater Eureka community”

Tonight the Eureka Police Department and private security will be holding a Private Security Summit with the goal to work towards an effective crime fighting solution and force multiplication.  Nearly 70 members of private security are signed up to attend.

Chief Mills and Director Gene Bass will be opening up the summit followed by panel discussions from City Manager Greg Sparks, Assistant District Attorney Kelly Neel, City Attorney Cyndy Day-Wilson, EPD Homeless Liaison Pamlyn Millsap, Officer Siipola, Captain SteveWatson, PIO Brittany Powell, and Communications Supervisor Jennelle Crnich.

“Building better relations between security and police to protect the greater Eureka community,” Chief Mills said about the summit.  “We can’t go at it alone.”

A big thank you to the event’s steering committee: Karen Albin, Gene Bass, Doris Boyd, Mark Boyd, Rick Patton, Chris Peters, and Jerry White.