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City of New York, 08-CV-1034 (AT), Ligon, et al. v. City of New York, et al., 12-CV-2274 (AT), Davis, et al. v. City of New York, et al., 10-CV-0699 (AT),  \nCommunity Liaison Dear Judge Torres:  \nPlease find attached the Community Liaison framework and job description. As the Court is aware, the purpose of the Community Liaison is to engage the community by offering the public, particularly members most impacted by the New York City Police Department’s (NYPD) stop, question, and frisk policing and trespass enforcement, more opportunities to be heard and to provide input into the Court-ordered remedial reforms. Interested applicants should apply by submitting a resume and cover letter to [NYPDMonitor@gmail.com](NYPDMonitor@gmail.com) by September 30, 2022.  \nRespectfully submitted,  \n/s/ Mylan L. Denerstein   \nMylan L. Denerstein Monitor  \nAttachment: Community Liaison Framework; Community Liaison Job Description  \nCommunity Liaison Framework  \nI. Objective  \nThe purpose of the Community Liaison is to engage the community by offering the public, particularly members most impacted by the New York City Police Department’s (NYPD) stop, question, and frisk policing and trespass enforcement practices, more opportunities to be heard and to provide input into the reform process. The Liaison can do this by engaging community organizations and other stakeholders in the reform process and by developing greater opportunities for dialogue and input and sharing this information with the Monitor Team and the Court, so that the Monitor’s assessment of the City’s compliance with the Court’s remedial order in the Floyd, Davis, and Ligon stop-and-frisk cases is informed by the perspectives and experiences of community members.  \nII. Community Input/Feedback  \nCommunity members and organizations must have an opportunity to provide input and feedback to the Monitor and the Court regarding their perspectives and experiences with the NYPD and its members, including concerns regarding stop, question, and frisk practices, trespass enforcement and racial bias. The Monitor and the Court will incorporate this input and feedback in their assessments of compliance.  \nIII. Community Liaison Public Engagement  \nA. The Community Liaison will be appointed by the Court and will be independent of the Monitor and the Monitor Team. The Community Liaison will not be an advocate for the Plaintiffs or the City or the Monitor. The Community Liaison will work with the Monitor and will provide the Monitor with the information and perspectives garnered from the community. One of the Community Liaison’s responsibilities will be to make sure that the Monitor Team is regularly  \nhearing from a diverse set of community voices. It is critical for the Monitor to understand the experiences of community members most affected by the NYPD’s stop, question, frisk and trespass enforcement practices when determining the level of compliance with the Court’s orders.  \nB. The mission of the Community Liaison will be to seek, receive, and organize concerns from community members and ensure that they are communicated to the Monitor. A key purpose of community engagement is to make impacted community members’ perspectives known to the Monitor and to ensure that the Monitor meaningfully considers and incorporates such perspectives in its assessment of the City’s ultimate compliance. For example, when impacted community members believe that the Department’s policies and practices have not accomplished the reforms required by the Court’s orders or community members have recommendations for how those policies and practices should be revised, the Community Liaison can communicate those perspectives and recommendations to the Monitor. 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