On the agenda: Peoria Advisory Committee on Police-Community Relations — license plate reader (Oct 14)
Past ⚠ Agenda Watch Peoria, Illinois · Wednesday, October 14, 2026 — 2 weeks ago
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Official Proceedings
Of the City of Peoria,
Illinois
Wednesday, October 14,
2026
Roll Call
Approval of Minutes
A.
Approval of 8/17/26 meeting minutes
Vice-Chair Cuizon motioned to approve the 8/17/26 minutes; seconded by Member Williams.
Motion passed.
New Business
A.
Discussion of date change
Members discussed changing the monthly meeting date again due to a conflict with Council
Member Jackson. Members agreed to move the meeting date to the 3rd Tuesday of the month
with the time and location to remain the same. Vice Chair Cuizon moved to approve; seconded
by Member Bragg. Motion passed.
B.
Review logo
Chair Lang recommended tabling the logo discussion since Asst. City Manager Richardson was
not present as the city has rules and guidelines. Members agreed.
C.
Upcoming events: Halloween, Holiday with Heroes, Amazing Shake
Chair Lang discussed the following upcoming city events:
• Trash-or-Treat on Saturday, October 17th from 10-11AM
• City Hall-O-Ween on Friday, October 23rd from 3:30-5PM
• Trick-or-Treat PPD Halloween on Friday, October 23rd from 5-7PM
• Holiday with Heroes on Monday, December 14th from 4-7:30PM
• Amazing Shake event at Woodruff Career and Technical Center from December 1st-3rd
Member Updates
A.
Peoria Public Schools update
None.
B.
Friendship House update
None.
C.
Peoria Police Department Updates
Chief Dixon briefly mentioned some upcoming events: Autism Walk on 10/17 at 8AM, and the
PPD's Neighborhood Block Party on 10/17 at 11AM. He also briefly went over crime statistics
compared to last year: 31% decrease in shooting incidents, 30% decrease in shooting victims, 0%
shooting murders, and 11% increase in all murder. Currently, 9 out of the 10 homicides for the
year have been solved. He discussed how LPRs (license plate readers) played a crucial role in
helping solve one of this year's homicides. He also went into detail regarding the checks and
balances to this tool and how the system self audits. In the October 27th council meeting, Chief
Dixon mentioned how he will be asking for approval of a 5-year Axon contract that will
streamline the current individual contracts the department already has. This contract will also
include additional technology such as Drone as First Responder and DraftOne (a report writing
tool).
Citizens' Opportunity to Address the Commitee
None.
Adjournment
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