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About the Community Police Review Commission

The Community Police Review Commission (CPRC) is a board of the City that operates independently of the Austin Police Department. Its purpose is to support a robust system of civilian oversight of the Austin Police Department, in alignment with the policy outlined in City Code Section 2-15-4 of the Austin City Code.

You can watch the selection process video on ATXN.

For more information, contact cprc@austintexas.gov.

Vacancies and Terms:

Total Members: 11  |  Vacancies: 0   |  Term Length: 4 years  |  Terms Expired: 0

Commissioners


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Carlos Alfonso Greaves

Carlos is a board-licensed professional engineer with over 30 years of experience in intellectual property. A long-time Austin resident, Carlos brings an analytical approach to problem-solving and focuses on evidence-based solutions. He holds a master’s and a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering.

CPRC-carlos.greaves@austintexas.gov


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Christopher Michael Harris

Chris has been a freelance lighting technician for almost 20 years. He has earned industry recognition, contributing to praised visual experiences in event production. Chris has experience in several lighting console platforms and enjoys motorcycle riding.

CPRC-christopher.harris@austintexas.gov


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Darrick Eugene

Darrick is the managing shareholder of an education law firm serving public schools statewide. He is also the president of the Rotary Club of Austin and founder of the Sol to Soul Harvest Foundation, which promotes diversity in the renewable energy industry. Darrick holds a law degree, a master’s in public affairs, and a dual undergraduate degree in government and economics.

CPRC-darrick.eugene@austintexas.gov


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Laura Alejandra Cortes Franco

Dr. Alejandra Cortes Franco is an industrial-organizational psychologist with expertise in research, organizational development, and diversity and inclusion initiatives. She is passionate about using psychological principles to improve work environments and leadership development. Laura holds a Ph.D. in industrial-organizational psychology.

CPRC-laura.franco@austintexas.gov

 


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Ruben Gabriel DeLaPaz

Ruben has a background in military leadership and expertise in managing operations, personnel, and resources. He has studied information system technology and electrical engineering.

CPRC-ruben.delapaz@austintexas.gov


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Kathy Russell

Kathy has over 25 years of customer-facing service experience and is a technical support representative for Apple. She was raised in Austin and was previously a DJ/musician. Kathy holds a bachelor’s in arts with a minor in radio/TV/film.

CPRC-kathy.russell@austintexas.gov


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Terry Flood

Dr. Flood serves as a trainer for the Veterans Crisis Line, focusing on suicide prevention and crisis intervention. He has an extensive educational background, including multiple master’s degrees in criminal justice, industrial psychology, leadership, human resource management, and social work, along with a doctorate in healthcare and business administration.

CPRC-terry.flood@austintexas.gov


Harold Powell

CPRC-harold.powell@austintexas.gov


Lauren Peña

CPRC-lauren.pena@austintexas.gov


Lee Peterman

CPRC-lee.peterman@austintexas.gov


Bob Felton

CPRC-bob.felton@austintexas.gov