• 6. Councilmember Brandi Wilks

  • Apr 16 2024
  • Length: 43 mins
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6. Councilmember Brandi Wilks

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  • In this insightful episode, I had the privilege of sitting down with Councilmember Brandi Wilks as she recounts her impactful journey to Washington D.C. Appointed by the National League of Cities for the Federal Safety Crime Prevention Committee, Councilmember Wilks embarked on a mission to advocate for crucial issues affecting our community. Join us as Councilmember Wilks shares her firsthand experiences meeting with Congress and Senators to address pressing matters such as the mental and physical well-being of our police officers in the wake of trauma. She passionately discusses the importance of support in initiatives aimed at safeguarding our law enforcement personnel. Furthermore, Councilmember Wilks sheds light on the significance of the School Resource Officer program, emphasizing its dual role in ensuring student safety and providing valuable mentorship opportunities. Additionally, she delves into the complexities of the CALEA certification process, highlighting its vital role in protecting our officers and our community by setting standards for community safety and crime prevention. Tune in to gain valuable insights into the critical issues shaping our community's safety and crime prevention efforts, and discover how Councilmember Brandi Wilks is making a difference on the national stage.
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