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Springfield Police Advisory Committee

Members of the Springfield Police Advisory Committee are appointed by the Mayor and City Council, who also provide a Councilor as a committee liaison. Committee members serve in an advisory capacity for the Council and Chief of Police regarding public safety and neighborhood livability issues, as well as assisting with implementation of adopted long range plans for police services.

SPAC’s Statement of Purpose is to build awareness and outreach between the community as a whole and SPD and to review SPD policies as determined by the committee and/or those recommended by SPD.

Meetings are held quarterly, at minimum, and more frequently upon committee consensus. Meetings are open to the public. Members serve without compensation and must be residents of Springfield, with the exception of the representatives of the School District 19 or Willamalane Park and Recreation District. Terms are four years and may be renewed once.

2026 Meeting Dates & Details

Committee Members

First Name Last Name Membership
Michelle Webber Councilor Representative
Josh Aguilar Cultural Minority Community Representative
Daniel Davidson Faith Community Representative
Cindy Koza Local Business Representative
Jonathan Hayes Neighborhood At-Large
Sefiu Ballam Neighborhood At-Large
Teresa (Terri) Dillon Neighborhood At-Large
Richard Jones Neighborhood At-Large
Brett Yancey School District Representative
Eric Adams Willamalane Representative

Questions?

Please contact Tiffany Monroe, the Springfield Police Advisory Committee Staff Liaison, at tmonroe@springfield-or.gov or 541-726-3721