The Atlanta Citizen Review Board (ACRB) is comprised of 15 citizens, who are just like you, committed to truth, justice, and a better community experience for all. They provide fair and transparent decisions involving citizen complaints against Atlanta police and corrections officers. Participation with the ACRB is a unique experience that provides special insight into one of the most important responsibilities of local government.
The ACRB is for you if you want to:
Make a difference in our community – As a member of the board, your actions have a demonstrable impact on citizens and policing in our community.
Be a part of the solution – As a member of the board, your actions will contribute to improving the quality of policing for all citizens and assist the department with its officer accountability efforts.
Learn about officer accountability and apply your new knowledge – As a member of the board, you will learn about policing from a unique perspective and use your knowledge regularly.
Broaden your perspective on policing and the community – As a member of the board, you will understand the challenges the community and police officers face daily.
Meet new people – As a board member, you will meet and work with a group of diverse citizens from across the city who share your commitment to community service.
Broaden your sense of purpose – As a board member, you will deepen your connection to the community and your desire to improve our community.
Increase your civic responsibility – As a board member, you will not be waiting for things to improve; you will be actively involved in helping things improve.
Expand your professional development and analytic skills – As a member of the board, you will be a part of a professional environment where factual analysis meets rational decision-making.
If you are interested in becoming an ACRB member, please visit https://acrbgov.org/board-members/ for vacant positions. Please contact the appointing entity to inquire about the vacancy with the appointing entity, click here.