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DOVER HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION
AGENDA
JUNE 27, 2012 ‐ 7:00 P.M. ‐ Council Chambers ‐ City Hall ‐ City of Dover
Public comments are welcomed on any item and will be permitted at appropriate times. When possible,
please notify the City Clerk (736‐7008 or e‐m ail at cityclerk @ d over.d e.us ) should you wish to be recognized.
1. Call to Order/Roll Call
2. Moment of Silence
3. Agenda Additions/Deletions
4. Adoption of Minutes
5. Comments/Presentations from Members of the Community
This segment is provided to extend the opportunity to the general public to share their questions, thoughts, comments, concerns, and complaints. Discussion of any
item appearing on the agenda is prohibited. Citizen comments are limited to three (3) minutes, and this segment will not exceed 30 minutes.
6. Chair's Report (Sudler)
7. Committee Reports
A. School Programs (Wasfi)
B. Community Programs (Allen‐Pyne)
C. Assessment (Edamatsu)
8 Unfinished Business
A. Final Draft of Cessation of Illegal Gang Formation in Dover
B. Review of Questions from 2003 DHRC Survey
C. Recommendations from March 28, 2012 Community Outreach Meeting
D. Suggestions for Community Partnership & Workshops
E. Final Draft of Crimes in Communities & High Learning Institutions
9. New Business
A. DHRC Contractual Assistant
10. Scheduling of the Next Regular Meeting
11. Announcements
12. Adjournment by 9:00 P.M.
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DHRC 2012
Chairman’s Report
Submitted by: Roy Sudler, Jr.
DRAFT - 1
RESOLUTION: CESSATION OF GANG FORMATION IN
DOVER, DELAWARE
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Whereas: Gangs are a group of individuals consisting of three or more persons who’s demoralizing
influence, common interest, attitude and graffiti signs significantly contribute to the commission of
disruptive behavior and criminal enterprises in the City of Dover.
Whereas: Gang Organization in Dover and Kent County has increased over the last few years
cultivating an environment of Psychic Imprisonment, Mistrust and Fear among all citizens of Dover.
Whereas: Gang Culture & Interest has played a significant role in Student Dropout Rates, Senseless
Murders, Drug Activity, and Random Acts of Violence, often leaving innocent bystanders paralyzed
and dramatized for life.
Whereas: Gang Graffiti promoting Hate, Fear and Danger has defaced Public and Private Sector
Facilities, impeding upon Home and Business Owners Right’s to market or enjoy their property
absent of unwelcomed and unauthorized graffiti signs.
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DHRC 2012
Chairman’s Report
Submitted by: Roy Sudler, Jr.
Be it Resolved: that the Constituents of Dover, Delaware, Mayor, City Council, Dover Police
Department, and the Dover Human Relations Commission have seen enough of the Gang Growth
and Development in our Communities and will merge resources and efforts to intensify the Pursuit
of Eliminating Gang Formation and Unwelcomed Graffiti Signs in Dover, Delaware.
Be it Further Resolved: that we will accomplish this goal and establish a New Community
Involvement Paradigm for Gang Prevention and Cessation by:
Recommendations:
1). Cleaning up our streets together, showing resistance to Gang Formation and
Unwelcomed Graffiti Signs through Unity and Clear Purpose
2). Increasing Individual’s Awareness and Accountable for Reporting known
Gang Activity and or Formation in Your Community.
3). Strengthen Parent & Family Involvement
4). Implementing Additional Intervention & Summer Programs
5). Provide Additional Funding to the Police Department to orchestrate Mini –
Police Stations in targeted areas of high volumes of Crime and Gang Activity