Dr. Lenwood Ivey

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Dr. Lenwood M. Ivey, Baltimore City Foundation President and civil rights legacy leader. Information on arrangements can be found here.

Annual Civil Rights Breakfast

We're so grateful to everyone that helped to make our event a success.

Special thanks to:

Our sponsors 

Bank of America, The Baltimore City Foundation, Johns Hopkins University, EZ Storage Corporation, SMART Local 100, Lakes Regional Council of Carpenters Local 197, Plumbers and Steamfitters Local 486, The Great Blacks in Wax Museum 
 
Our speakers and performers
Lady Brion, Candace Potts, Rev. Dr. Heber Brown III, Ava-joye Burnett, Bishop Vashti Murphy McKenzie
 
Our Honorees
Rev. Dr. Heber Brown III, Cynthia Gooding, City Councilwoman Shannon Sneed, Kondwani Fidel, 
 
Our Scholarship and Award Recipients 
Keondre Rich, Anissa Williams, Denise Dobson
 
Walter P. Carter Students
Our special guests, the students of Walter P. Carter Elementary
 
Senator Jill P. Carter, Family and Guests
Rev. Dr. Heber Brown III, Senator Jill P. Carter, Bishop John R. Bryant, Rev. Dr. Cecilia Bryant, Judy Carter
 
Shavey Blackwell, Senator Jill P. Carter, Danielle Crawley
Shavey Blackwell, Senator Jill P. Carter, Danielle Crawley
 
Walter Lomax and Senator Jill P. Carter
Walter Lomax and Senator Jill P. Carter
 
Great Blacks in Wax Figurine Vashti Turley Murphy
Great Blacks in Wax Figure Vashti Turley Murhpy
 
Troy Pumphrey and Bishop Vashti Murhpy McKenzie
Troy Pumphrey and Bishop Vashti Murphy McKenzie
 
Troy Pumphrey, Michele Masters and Larry Ennels
Staff Members Troy Pumphrey, Michele Masters and Larry Ennels
 
 
More photos to come, stay tuned! If you have photos of the breakfast you'd like us to share, email them to [email protected]! 
 

Annual Report

Please see below the Civilian Review Board's Annual Statistical Report.

PDF icon CRB ANNUAL REPORT AUG 2018 PUBLIC COPY.pdf

Response to the COTF Report

Please see below the Civilian Review Board's Response to the COTF Report on civilian oversight in Baltimore.

PDF icon CRB Response to the COTF Report.pdf

CRB Anonymous Tip Line

The Civilian Review Board now has an anonymous tip line where civilians witnesses or victims can anonymously report incidents of police misconduct.

CRB Anonymous Tip Line: 410-545-3233

To find out about how to file an official CRB complaint, please call 410-396-3151.

Independent Monitor Updates

The Independent Monitor Team is currently accepting public comments on BPD's draft policies. 

For more information including key dates, and to submit public comment, please visit the Monitor's website:

www.bpdmonitor.com

The Independent Monitor Team has posted their office hours:

Mondays, 11:00 – 7:00, at Baltimore Community Mediation Center, 3333 Greenmount Ave.

Tuesdays, 9:00 – 12:30, at the Monitoring Team’s office at 7 E. Redwood Street, 6th Floor.

Fridays, 11:00 – 7:00, at at Baltimore Community Mediation Center, 3333 Greenmount Ave.

Team members or representatives will be available according to this schedule. Federal, state, and local holidays may impact the schedule from time to time. Please contact the Monitoring Team in advance, by phone or via email, if you would like to confirm whether the office is open on a particular day.

Preliminary Report for the Community Oversight Task Force

The staff of the Civilian Review Board has produced a preliminary report for the COTF detailing a number of legislative recommendations, as well as and addendum listing short term policy recommendations. A more detailed report will follow in the coming months. Please find the report below.  

PDF icon COTF Preliminary Report and Addendum.pdf