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CACLEO membership
CACLEO offers input on law enforcement policies and procedures. It advises the Sheriff's Office and King County Council on equity and social justice in policing.
The committee includes up to 11 members who represent the diversity of the Sheriff's Office service area.
Why Join?
Join CACLEO to shape OLEO and Sheriff's Office policies, collaborate with passionate community members, gain experience in policy and community engagement, and drive meaningful change for equity and justice.
Key Duties, Term and Time Commitment
Member's are expected to:
- Serve as liaisons between OLEO and communities they serve.
- Offer input on law enforcement policies and procedures based on personal experience, community feedback and knowledge attained through service on CACLEO.
- Provide the public with the resources to report alleged police misconduct.
- Conduct outreach to communities served by the Sheriff's Office.
- Advise the Sheriff's Office and the King County Council on equity and social justice in policing including opportunities to reduce criminal legal system involvement, decrease recidivism, abate inequities, and enhance fairness in the criminal legal system.
Time Commitment
Terms are three years. Members may be re-appointed for one additional term.
CACLEO members can expect a time commitment of about four to six hours per month. Meeting cadence is once a month.
Application Process
We are currently looking for new members to join the Community Advisory Committee for Law Enforcement Oversight!
CACLEO members must live in King County and should reflect the diversity of communities served by the Sheriff's Office.
If you are interested in joining:
- Please review the position description (207KB)
- Complete the commission application (34KB) and the personal questions form (29KB)
- Send the completed forms to CACLEO staff liaison, Jamie Tugenberg.