About the GCJAC

The Greensboro Criminal Justice Advisory Commission (GCJAC), which reports directly to City Council and the City Manager’s Office, is tasked with a wide range of objectives across the justice continuum. GCJAC's purpose is to:

• Identify, address and monitor issues

• Educate and advocate for the public by hosting forums on various justice-related topics and studying trends in policing strategies within the Greensboro Police Department (GPD)

• Providing perspective on policies that affect the public’s interaction with law enforcement.

GCJAC is made up of nine council-appointed residents, three of whom make up the Executive Committee.

The Police Community Review Board (PCRB) is a subcommittee of GCJAC. The purpose of PCRB is to review complaints filed against a member of GPD after those complaints have been investigated and ruled upon by the police department's Professional Standards Division. Neither PCRB nor GCJAC investigate any GPD complaints.

GCJAC meets at 6:30 pm on the third Thursday of each month. Commission meetings are open to the public. Meeting agendas and minutes are linked to in the Meeting Agendas & Minutes box on this page. *Every other meeting will be a Community Forum on various topics and projects.

Learn more about how to file an initial complaint and what happens to your complaint after that by visiting this Web page.

Want to officially commend a GPD officer or employee for a job well done? Please fill out and submit this form to do so.

Members