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LECC
Oregon's Law Enforcement Contacts Policy & Data Review Committee
The LECC is a statewide governor appointed committee assisting Oregon law enforcement agencies with data collection and analysis efforts, improving community relations, training efforts, and policy recommendations that pertain to ensuring equity in Oregon law enforcement.
The Law Enforcement Contacts Policy & Data Review Committee (LECC) receives and analyzes demographic data to ensure that law enforcement agencies perform their missions without inequitable or unlawful discrimination based on race, color or national origin.
The LECC recognizes that biased policing, whether actual or perceived, impacts relationships between marginalized communities and law enforcement agencies. In order to foster relationships within the community, the LECC has taken a multi-pronged approach led by committees in order to assure equitable outcomes.
MEET THE TEAM
Hi, I'm Brian Renauer, Director of the Criminal Justice Policy Research Institute (CJPRI) and I am here to listen to you.
Hi, I'm Salome Chimuku, LECC Program Manager at the Criminal Justice Policy Research Institute (CJPRI) and I am here to listen to you.
Hi, I'm Chief Of Police Pete Kerns (Eugene Police Department), Committee Member of the LECC, and I am here to listen to you.
The LECC furnishes and publishes a wide variety of free and publicly available reports. These include annual reports, committee relations reports, data reviews, full committee reports and more.
Oregon House Bill 2002 signed into law on July 13, 2015, authorizes the LECC to initiate profiling complaints against Oregon law enforcement received from the general public.
Before filing a profiling complaint intake, you should read through our frequently asked questions.
TESTIMONIALS
"Testimonials can go here from various people. There can be a first name-last initial, with a town/city listed below the comment for context. Of course, the style here can change as needed."
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Jon T.
Portland
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