Who We Are
The Multnomah County Local Public Safety Coordinating Council (LPSCC) is a statutorily created collaboration. Since 1995, public safety stakeholders in Multnomah County have met monthly to coordinate their policies and operations and collectively address issues critical to public safety. Commissioner Julia Brim-Edwards serves as Chair and Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon serves as Vice Chair.
The LPSCC office consists of five full-time employees, and seeks to further criminal justice reform through facilitation, planning, project management, data analysis, and community engagement.
What We Do
The Multnomah County LPSCC engages in a variety of activities to improve the criminal justice system. Through Council meetings and smaller group work, LPSCC stands ready to address emerging issues within the justice system, such as youth violence prevention, law enforcement agency alignment, pre-trial supervision, and mental health services in the justice system.