Find out what Mayers Strategic Solutions, LLC has been busy doing. Listen to podcasts, watch videos, and read publications to see how Carlton Mayers is implementing his proven methods to achieve effective change in communities all across the country. Media Book your Consultation or Empowerment Session Book Now News Coverage In the News Joan Esposito "Live, Local, and Progressive Radio Show" 06/04/21 Learn More Caroline Morse “Dayton Unit NAACP Advocates for ‘Community Centered Policing: A Force for Change’ Initiative” 04/26/21 Learn More National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE) Report of the Reimagining Public Safety Task Force March, 2021 Learn More Also available here Learn More Breane Lyga “Community Empowered Policing Takes Center Stage at Rockford NAACP MLK Day Roundtable,” 01/18/2021 Learn More Sam Stecklow (Invisible Institute) “Illinois Criminal Justice Overhaul Makes it Easier to Decertify Bad Cops. But it Could be Harder for the Public to Learn About Them.” 01/13/21 Learn More Hannah Edelman “Families impacted by police shootings call for social justice, transparency in Wilmington” 11/14/21 Learn More 13 on Your Side Grand Rapids NAACP to address police shooting that killed Da’quain Johnson 2/27/2026 Learn More Venice Interfaith Community Association "Decarceration Through a Community-Oriented Criminal Justice System" 02/10/20 Learn More WWMT News Channel 3 "Commissioners support Kalamazoo County arrest database despite prosecutor pushback" 11/18/21 Learn More 23 WIFR “Safe-T Act: its explanation and when it could go into effect" 10/15/21 Learn More 13 WREX "City leaders host Racial Healing session to urge collaboration on the implementation of the SAFE-T Act" 10/14/21 Learn More WZZM News Channel 13 "NAACP and Grand Rapids working together to change police surveillance technology rules" 12/14/21 Learn More Seton Hall University “Law Enforcement and Community Empowerment for Safer Communities” 11/22/21 Learn More Fox 17 West Michigan "Grand Rapids looks to make 'needed' change to city's surveillance policy" 12/14/21 Learn More WoodTV Virtual Channel 8 "GR officials, NAACP announce recommended surveillance changes" 12/14/21 Learn More Leslie Fields “Racial Justice Is Environmental Justice” 05/26/21 Learn More Publications Publications SDIG Journal "Accountability through decertification of Police who engage in misconduct." Check out the latest published piece by Carlton Mayers II, Esq. in the SDIG's Global Diversity & Inclusion Journal. (Pages 53-57) “The Danger of Surveillance Technology to Communities of Color Needs to Be Closely Examined” The Grand Rapids Times (July 2nd, 2021) Chicago Tribune- qualified immunity "End qualified immunity for police officers to combat abuses" Carlton T. Mayers, ll, Esq. and former law enforcement officer Sonia Pruitt convey the importance of ending qualified immunity so that law enforcement officers who abuse their position can be held accountable for their actions. Videos Videos Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Interview at Muncie NAACP's Setting the Table following a roundtable discussion with the NAACP Youth Council, Muncie Police Department about gun violence and public safety solutions (2024) Muncie Youth Roundtable Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Introduction to Mayers Strategic Solutions, LLC - Learn how the Community Empowerment-Centered® Approach and the C.A.T. Method® can help solve public safety challenges (2022) FIN training FIN CAT public safety Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Learn how the Community Empowerment-Centered® Approach and the C.A.T. Method® can solve public safety challenges through law enforcement officer trainings (2022) Metropolitan Nashville Community Oversight Board Watch to learn more about Carlton T. Mayer's work with the Metropolitan Nashville Community Oversight Board to assess its civilian complaint process and assists with other operations. How Automated Enforcement Can Perpetuate Inequities in Transportation In the wake of the killings and harassment of Black and Brown people at the hands of law enforcement, automated enforcement (AE) is being touted as an alternative solution to community safety. Please join the Transportation Equity Caucus (TEC) in a discussion about how automated traffic enforcement has the potential to perpetuate bias and disparities, increase fines and fees, and increase surveillance and incarceration in BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and people of color) communities. FIN Data Surveillance Education A surveillance education video created in conjunction with NAACP Greater Grand Rapids Branch in Michigan. Watch to learn more about how public safety surveillance is utilized for law enforcement and more. Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied RJI Restorative Policing (2022) Carlton participated in the Restorative Justice International podcast with Prof. David Love from Rutgers University, Rev. Dr. Sullivan, Jr. from the Ohio Council of Churches, and Lisa Rea, Executive Director of Restorative Justice International, to discuss public safety solutions such as restorative policing and how the Community Empowerment-Centered Approach aligns with restorative policing. Kalamazoo County Open Database Overview (November 2022) Mayers Strategic Solutions, LLC participates in CCJT's panel discussion detailing Kalamazoo County's Open Database of its criminal legal system. CCJT Grand Rapids NAACP chapter and the City of Grand Rapids hold a press conference on administrative changes to the Surveillance Services Policy (December 14, 2021) Carlton T. Mayers, ll, Esq. joins the Grand Rapids NAACP, city commissioners, and others to discuss how the public and city partnership will improve the City’s Administrative Policy on the Acquisition and Use of Surveillance Equipment and Surveillance Services. Grand Rapids NAACP chapter reacts to release of Patrick Lyoya police shooting video (April 13, 2022) NAACP Grand Rapids Branch President Cle Jackson and Carlton T. Mayers, ll, Esq. discuss the tragedy of the officer-involved shooting and address the need for disciplinary action within the Grand Rapids Police Department. BBC Interview BBC News interview with Carlton T. Mayers, ll, Esq. and NAACP Grand Rapids Branch President Cle Jackson on the police shooting of Patrick Lyoya in Grand Rapids, Michigan As international interest in the U.S.'s police misconduct grows, Carlton and President Cle Jackson are at the forefront of those discussions to express to the global community what changes need to be implemented to achieve justice for families and communities. National Network for Justice, “State of Affairs: Examining the Intersectionality of Progressive and Regressive State Legislation” The State Issues Working Group of the Justice Roundtable (July 21, 2021) In this online presentation Carlton Mayers II, Esq., presents the progressive state and local laws that were enacted since Breonna Taylor and George Floyd's deaths in 2020. NAACP Greater Grand Rapids Branch Press Conference on Police Use of Surveillance Technology (August 17, 2021) As the Branch's Special Advisor on Public Safety, Carlton Mayers II, Esq., spoke at this press conference on proposed amendments to the City of Grand Rapids' Administrative Policy on the Acquisition and Use of Surveillance Equipment and Surveillance Services to ensure the substantive involvement of community members in the acquisition and use of surveillance technologies by the Grand Rapids Police Department and other city agencies. A Conversation with Dr. Joseph Nwoye on the Future of State and Local Policing Reform Legislation Since 2020 (October 30, 2021) Join Carlton Mayers II, Esq., and Dr. Nwoye, the founder of Systemic Diversity and Inclusion Group Company (SDIG), as they discuss Equity and Social Justice Warriors. "Racial Healing" event at the NAACP Rockford, Illinois Branch Along with Representative Maurice A. West ll and Dr. Litesa Wallace at this Rockford, Illinois event, Carlton shares his knowledge of the SAFE-T Act as well as how the C.A.T. Method ® will assist in the implementation of safer and more effective policies. NAACP Greater Grand Rapids, Michigan Branch holds news conference on surveillance technology The Grand Rapids NAACP held a news conference regarding the city's surveillance equipment in which Carlton discusses how the proposed amendments to the administrative policy for the city of Grand Rapids on surveillance equipment and services will improve public safety. Provisions that include the creation of the Surveillance Oversight Committee, mandatory public hearings before and after technology is purchased, and other measures that will create a clear picture of how surveillance use impacts municipalities. Grand Rapids overhauls surveillance technology purchase policy NAACP Greater Grand Rapids Branch President Cle J. Jackson, NAACP advisor Carlton T. Mayers II, Grand Rapids Mayor Rosalynn Bliss and Grand Rapids City Manager Mark Washington speak during a joint press conference held by the NAACP Greater Grand Rapids Branch and officials from Grand Rapids about the city's overhaul of its surveillance technology purchase policy at City Hall on Tuesday, Dec. 14, 2021. (Cory Morse | MLive.com) Grand Rapids Surveillance September 29, 2020 Courageous Conversation - Ferguson Consent Decree, Part 1 Carlton is a panel speaker, along with the Ferguson Police Chief, the Ferguson Consent Decree Coordinator, and State Senator Brian Williams, at this event hosted by advocates in Ferguson, Missouri where they discuss the status of the Ferguson consent decree.

Find out what Mayers Strategic Solutions, LLC has been busy doing. Listen to podcasts, watch videos, and read publications to see how Carlton Mayers is implementing his proven methods to achieve effective change in communities all across the country. Media Book your Consultation or Empowerment Session Book Now News Coverage In the News Joan Esposito "Live, Local, and Progressive Radio Show" 06/04/21 Learn More Caroline Morse “Dayton Unit NAACP Advocates for ‘Community Centered Policing: A Force for Change’ Initiative” 04/26/21 Learn More National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE) Report of the Reimagining Public Safety Task Force March, 2021 Learn More Also available here Learn More Breane Lyga “Community Empowered Policing Takes Center Stage at Rockford NAACP MLK Day Roundtable,” 01/18/2021 Learn More Sam Stecklow (Invisible Institute) “Illinois Criminal Justice Overhaul Makes it Easier to Decertify Bad Cops. But it Could be Harder for the Public to Learn About Them.” 01/13/21 Learn More Hannah Edelman “Families impacted by police shootings call for social justice, transparency in Wilmington” 11/14/21 Learn More 13 on Your Side Grand Rapids NAACP to address police shooting that killed Da’quain Johnson 2/27/2026 Learn More Venice Interfaith Community Association "Decarceration Through a Community-Oriented Criminal Justice System" 02/10/20 Learn More WWMT News Channel 3 "Commissioners support Kalamazoo County arrest database despite prosecutor pushback" 11/18/21 Learn More 23 WIFR “Safe-T Act: its explanation and when it could go into effect" 10/15/21 Learn More 13 WREX "City leaders host Racial Healing session to urge collaboration on the implementation of the SAFE-T Act" 10/14/21 Learn More WZZM News Channel 13 "NAACP and Grand Rapids working together to change police surveillance technology rules" 12/14/21 Learn More Seton Hall University “Law Enforcement and Community Empowerment for Safer Communities” 11/22/21 Learn More Fox 17 West Michigan "Grand Rapids looks to make 'needed' change to city's surveillance policy" 12/14/21 Learn More WoodTV Virtual Channel 8 "GR officials, NAACP announce recommended surveillance changes" 12/14/21 Learn More Leslie Fields “Racial Justice Is Environmental Justice” 05/26/21 Learn More Publications Publications SDIG Journal "Accountability through decertification of Police who engage in misconduct." Check out the latest published piece by Carlton Mayers II, Esq. in the SDIG's Global Diversity & Inclusion Journal. (Pages 53-57) “The Danger of Surveillance Technology to Communities of Color Needs to Be Closely Examined” The Grand Rapids Times (July 2nd, 2021) Chicago Tribune- qualified immunity "End qualified immunity for police officers to combat abuses" Carlton T. Mayers, ll, Esq. and former law enforcement officer Sonia Pruitt convey the importance of ending qualified immunity so that law enforcement officers who abuse their position can be held accountable for their actions. Videos Videos Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Interview at Muncie NAACP's Setting the Table following a roundtable discussion with the NAACP Youth Council, Muncie Police Department about gun violence and public safety solutions (2024) Muncie Youth Roundtable Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Introduction to Mayers Strategic Solutions, LLC - Learn how the Community Empowerment-Centered® Approach and the C.A.T. Method® can help solve public safety challenges (2022) FIN training FIN CAT public safety Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Learn how the Community Empowerment-Centered® Approach and the C.A.T. Method® can solve public safety challenges through law enforcement officer trainings (2022) Metropolitan Nashville Community Oversight Board Watch to learn more about Carlton T. Mayer's work with the Metropolitan Nashville Community Oversight Board to assess its civilian complaint process and assists with other operations. How Automated Enforcement Can Perpetuate Inequities in Transportation In the wake of the killings and harassment of Black and Brown people at the hands of law enforcement, automated enforcement (AE) is being touted as an alternative solution to community safety. Please join the Transportation Equity Caucus (TEC) in a discussion about how automated traffic enforcement has the potential to perpetuate bias and disparities, increase fines and fees, and increase surveillance and incarceration in BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and people of color) communities. FIN Data Surveillance Education A surveillance education video created in conjunction with NAACP Greater Grand Rapids Branch in Michigan. Watch to learn more about how public safety surveillance is utilized for law enforcement and more. Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied RJI Restorative Policing (2022) Carlton participated in the Restorative Justice International podcast with Prof. David Love from Rutgers University, Rev. Dr. Sullivan, Jr. from the Ohio Council of Churches, and Lisa Rea, Executive Director of Restorative Justice International, to discuss public safety solutions such as restorative policing and how the Community Empowerment-Centered Approach aligns with restorative policing. Kalamazoo County Open Database Overview (November 2022) Mayers Strategic Solutions, LLC participates in CCJT's panel discussion detailing Kalamazoo County's Open Database of its criminal legal system. CCJT Grand Rapids NAACP chapter and the City of Grand Rapids hold a press conference on administrative changes to the Surveillance Services Policy (December 14, 2021) Carlton T. Mayers, ll, Esq. joins the Grand Rapids NAACP, city commissioners, and others to discuss how the public and city partnership will improve the City’s Administrative Policy on the Acquisition and Use of Surveillance Equipment and Surveillance Services. Grand Rapids NAACP chapter reacts to release of Patrick Lyoya police shooting video (April 13, 2022) NAACP Grand Rapids Branch President Cle Jackson and Carlton T. Mayers, ll, Esq. discuss the tragedy of the officer-involved shooting and address the need for disciplinary action within the Grand Rapids Police Department. BBC Interview BBC News interview with Carlton T. Mayers, ll, Esq. and NAACP Grand Rapids Branch President Cle Jackson on the police shooting of Patrick Lyoya in Grand Rapids, Michigan As international interest in the U.S.'s police misconduct grows, Carlton and President Cle Jackson are at the forefront of those discussions to express to the global community what changes need to be implemented to achieve justice for families and communities. National Network for Justice, “State of Affairs: Examining the Intersectionality of Progressive and Regressive State Legislation” The State Issues Working Group of the Justice Roundtable (July 21, 2021) In this online presentation Carlton Mayers II, Esq., presents the progressive state and local laws that were enacted since Breonna Taylor and George Floyd's deaths in 2020. NAACP Greater Grand Rapids Branch Press Conference on Police Use of Surveillance Technology (August 17, 2021) As the Branch's Special Advisor on Public Safety, Carlton Mayers II, Esq., spoke at this press conference on proposed amendments to the City of Grand Rapids' Administrative Policy on the Acquisition and Use of Surveillance Equipment and Surveillance Services to ensure the substantive involvement of community members in the acquisition and use of surveillance technologies by the Grand Rapids Police Department and other city agencies. A Conversation with Dr. Joseph Nwoye on the Future of State and Local Policing Reform Legislation Since 2020 (October 30, 2021) Join Carlton Mayers II, Esq., and Dr. Nwoye, the founder of Systemic Diversity and Inclusion Group Company (SDIG), as they discuss Equity and Social Justice Warriors. "Racial Healing" event at the NAACP Rockford, Illinois Branch Along with Representative Maurice A. West ll and Dr. Litesa Wallace at this Rockford, Illinois event, Carlton shares his knowledge of the SAFE-T Act as well as how the C.A.T. Method ® will assist in the implementation of safer and more effective policies. NAACP Greater Grand Rapids, Michigan Branch holds news conference on surveillance technology The Grand Rapids NAACP held a news conference regarding the city's surveillance equipment in which Carlton discusses how the proposed amendments to the administrative policy for the city of Grand Rapids on surveillance equipment and services will improve public safety. Provisions that include the creation of the Surveillance Oversight Committee, mandatory public hearings before and after technology is purchased, and other measures that will create a clear picture of how surveillance use impacts municipalities. Grand Rapids overhauls surveillance technology purchase policy NAACP Greater Grand Rapids Branch President Cle J. Jackson, NAACP advisor Carlton T. Mayers II, Grand Rapids Mayor Rosalynn Bliss and Grand Rapids City Manager Mark Washington speak during a joint press conference held by the NAACP Greater Grand Rapids Branch and officials from Grand Rapids about the city's overhaul of its surveillance technology purchase policy at City Hall on Tuesday, Dec. 14, 2021. (Cory Morse | MLive.com) Grand Rapids Surveillance September 29, 2020 Courageous Conversation - Ferguson Consent Decree, Part 1 Carlton is a panel speaker, along with the Ferguson Police Chief, the Ferguson Consent Decree Coordinator, and State Senator Brian Williams, at this event hosted by advocates in Ferguson, Missouri where they discuss the status of the Ferguson consent decree.

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C.A.T. Method® Surveillance Oversight Scorecard (City Assessment Tool) Scoring Structure The results of this scorecard will provide information on if your community members are meaninglfully engaged and empowered in the purchase and use of surveillance technologies and services and their intersections with federal law enforcement activities. Each item scored: 0 = Not Present 1 = Minimal / Informal 2 = Partial / In Development 3 = Fully Implemented / Enforced Section totals roll into a final C.A.T. Method ® Score (0–30) First name Last name Email Phone City/State Company/Organization Name (if applicable) Community Empowerment Public Approval Process 0 1 2 3 Community Impact Hearings 0 1 2 3 Federal Partnership Disclosure 0 1 2 3 Community Advisory Role 0 1 2 3 Public Access Dashboard 0 1 2 3 Publicly Accessible Policies 0 1 2 3 Accountability Public Complaint Process 0 1 2 3 Independent Publicly Accessible Audit 0 1 2 3 Transparency Annual Surveillance Report 0 1 2 3 Public Process to Discontinue Use 0 1 2 3 Enter Your Total Enter Your Total Submit

Decertification, Public Trust & Fairness Mayers Strategic Solutions, LLC. provides a strategic and actionable framework for increasing public trust and fairness in law enforcement through the mechanism of law enforcement decertification. Groundbreaking State Police Decertification Laws National Report Card Released Learn More Utilizing the C.A.T. Method® (Community Empowerment, Accountability, and Transparency), the report card packet examines how state Peace Officer Standards and Training (P.O.S.T.) Commissions [which are typically responsible for licensing and revoking the license of law enforcement officers in their states] can better engage with the public, provide data visibility, and implement legally sound standards for officer decertification. Watch: Application of Mayers II, Esq's Assessment to the Nashville and Davidson County Community Review Board Blog Watch: Mayers II, Esq. Discusses the Oversight of Surveillance Technology with Law Enforcement Leaders in Akron, OH Jun 29 Grand Rapids, MI Second Annual Surveillance Report Released May 19, 2025 Watch: Mayers II, Esq. Advocates for Surveillance Education in Michigan with Informational Video Apr 25, 2025 Schedule a Consultation

Mayers Strategic Solutions, LLC provides a custom-tailored approach to each community, will remain closely involved in every project and its success, and can collaborate and partner with all community stakeholders and interested parties to support public safety and accountability through more proactive, rather than reactive, strategies. Services Book your Consultation or Empowerment Session Book Now Home > Services Check Out The Areas Of Focus Understanding that not every community will have the same needs, Mayers Strategic Solutions, LLC provides a custom-tailored approach to each community, will remain closely involved in every project and its success, and can collaborate and partner with all community stakeholders and interested parties to support public safety and ensure public trust & fairness through more proactive, rather than reactive, strategies. Carlton knows combined efforts from community members and those who represent and protect them, to break down their silos, will empower communities for current and future generations. Offering Exceptional Customized Assistance for Clients, such as: Amendatory Language Assistance Recommendations for the removal of, the addition of, and the amendment of language in legislation, collective bargaining agreements (union contracts), strategic plans, memorandums of understanding (MOUs), and departmental policies, procedures, practices, and training materials based on assessments. New Language Assistance Development of initial language in legislation, collective bargaining agreements (union contracts), strategic plans, memorandums of understanding (MOUs), and departmental policies, procedures, practices, and training materials based on assessments. Research and Assessments Assessments through research and analysis of legislation, collective bargaining agreements (union contracts), strategic plans, memorandums of understanding (MOUs), and departmental policies, procedures, practices, and trainings. Resource Creation The development of educational and actionable materials based on assessments. Community Assistance Trainings, presentations, speaking engagements, workshops, developing & implementing strategic plans, grassroots & grasstops advocacy and campaigns And Providing Services With a Focus on Community Development Advising lawmakers and other stakeholders on model legislative language related to community safety reform, improving community-police relations, and public trust & fairness. Advising community members, law enforcement, news media outlets, non-profit organizations, for-profit companies, lawmakers and other government officials on the best practices and models for community safety, improving community-police relations, and public trust & fairness. Providing technical assistance to community members, law enforcement agencies, news media outlets, non-profit organizations, for-profit companies, lawmakers and other government officials by developing , strategizing , and implementing community mechanisms and processes related to state and/or local law enforcement agencies': Negotiations of collective bargaining agreements (police union contracts) Hiring and promotions of law enforcement officers Development and modification of departmental policies, procedures, and practices Discipline of law enforcement officers Training of law enforcement officers Data collection, analysis, and public reporting of law enforcement activities for police-civilian interactions What our partners are saying Mr. Mayers has provided training and consultation to our membership and local communities about Community Empowerment-Centered Policing Reform which has been a game changer for us in the Greater Grand Rapids community. President Cle Jackson (NAACP Greater Grand Rapids, Michigan Branch) Contact First Name Last Name Email Message Like what you see? Get in touch to learn more. Send Thanks for submitting!

Learn how your organization can respond and take action on federal budget cuts. What to Do Now About the State and Local Impact of Federal Funding Cuts Teach In and Workshop Carlton T. Mayers II, Esq leads important conversations on the impact of federal funding cuts to community development and public safety programs. The sessions focuses on how these reductions—especially those affecting youth-focused initiatives—can be anticipated and addressed through proactive planning. The session helps participants assess local vulnerabilities before essential services are disrupted. Attendees explore strategies to: Strengthen partnerships Protect youth-focused initiatives Preserve community-centered programs Keep transparency, accountability and community voice at the center of planning Download the Federal Funding Quick Exposure Checklist This practical tool is designed to help nonprofits, governments, and courts identify at-risk programs, especially those serving youth and prepare for potential cutbacks. Download the Checklist: The one-page Federal Funding Exposure Checklist is now available for members on the Mayers Strategic Solutions Resources page. Join today to access this tool and other exclusive resources. Download Now Who Should Attend Community Activists, Community Development & Safety Stakeholders, and Leaders and Staff from: Nonprofit Organizations Law Enforcement State Government Local Government Direct Service Providers Faith-Based Organizations Legal Action Center’s Partners’ Table series Mayers II, Esq., Founder and CEO of Mayers Strategic Solutions, LLC, joined the Legal Action Center’s Partners’ Table series to discuss the looming impact of federal funding cuts on community development and public safety. Schedule a Consultation

The C.A.T. Method ℠ empowers communities to identify, strategize, and implement long-term and constructive changes that support the professionalization and modernization of law enforcement practices, policies, and culture. Approach & Method Home > Services > Approach & Method Book your Consultation or Empowerment Session Book Now The Community Empowerment-Centered Approach and The C.A.T. Method® The Community Empowerment-Centered Approach empowers local community stakeholders to collaborate with each other for long-term solutions to address community safety challenges through the C.A.T. Method ® (which stands for Community Empowerment, Accountability, and Transparency). The C.A.T. Method ® helps communities to identify, strategize, and implement constructive changes that support the professionalization and modernization of law enforcement practices, policies, and culture. Learn More Community Empowerment Accountability Transparency See what Mayers Strategic Solutions, LLC is about. Learn More

Learn more about who Mayers Strategic Solutions, LLC has been working with to create positive change in their communities Partnerships Home > About > Partnerships See what Mayers Strategic Solutions, LLC has been busy doing. Learn More NAACP Greater Grand Rapids Branch, Michigan Amending the City of Grand Rapids Administrative Policy on the Acquisition and Use of Surveillance Equipment and Services by all City entities to prevent the violation of civil liberties and the over policing of Black, Indigenous, and People Of Color communities. Learn More Sierra Club’s National Office Developed the national public safety platform to foster healthy communities. Learn More Speak Justice in Florida Analyze and present on various topics related to policing reform and public safety. Learn More Lymond Moses' Family in Wilmington, Delaware Identifying, developing, and implementing state and local policing reforms. Learn More The City of Milwaukee and the Collaborative Community Committee Developing a Community-Police Engagement Plan Blueprint to curb gun violence and address police accountability Learn More The City of Kalamazoo, Michigan Conducted a workshop for City Commissioners, the Mayor, Vice Mayor, the City Manager, the police chief, and other City staff on strategizing for the negotiations of the Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety collective bargaining agreements/police union contracts. Learn More The Committee for Criminal Justice Transparency, (including the Kalamazoo County Public Defender’s Office; ISAAC; Truth, Healing, and Transformation; and the NAACP Kalamazoo, Michigan Branch) Drafted the Prosecutorial Open Database resolution to create a publicly accessible online database containing all arrests within Kalamazoo County, all criminal charges issued by the Office of the Prosecuting Attorney, and all criminal court outcomes broken down by race, gender, and location. Learn More See what Mayers Strategic Solutions, LLC is about. Learn More Collaborative Efforts Over the years Mayers Strategic Solutions, LLC has had the opportunity to work closely with many different organizations and government departments to achieve necessary change in communities all across the country. Need more details? Contact us We are here to assist. Contact Us

Interested in learning more about these proven effective methods to concerns within your neighborhood? Let's work together to implement the Mayers Strategic Solution's C.A.T. Method ℠ and create a positive environment for our children and the future. "The Process Reflects the Outcome" Book a Consultation + Connect Advancing Community Empowerment-Centered Policing Reform ® for Long-Term and Sustainable Solutions in Public Safety Through the C.A.T. Method ® Interested in learning more about these proven effective methods to concerns within your neighborhood? Let's work together to implement the Mayers Strategic Solution's C.A.T. Method ® and create a positive environment for our children and the future. Contact Us First Name Email Message Send Thanks for submitting! Get in touch today to see how we can join forces to empower communities by identifying, strategizing, and implementing evidence-based solutions for effective public safety at the state and local levels.