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Community Engagement
Communities served by the Sheriff’s Office play an invaluable role in King County’s law enforcement oversight work. OLEO aims to meaningfully engage these diverse stakeholders and communities to participate in the decisions that impact them and to inform our oversight priorities.
Partner with OLEO!
We are continuously seeking ways to engage community members’ input to gain diverse perspectives of policing best practices and standards for accountability.
One way we're doing this is with a new work model for doing policy reviews. With our Community Guided Framework for policy reviews, OLEO will enter into Memoranda of Agreements with community organizations to better create two-way communication between OLEO and the communities we serve. This approach will focus on those most affected by policing in King County, including vulnerable populations like BIPOC, youth, people with disabilities, people experiencing homelessness, people dealing with mental/behavioral health or substance use issues, and others.
Interested in partnering with OLEO on policy reviews?
Please fill out this simple form, and we will be in touch.
OLEO Partnerships
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OLEO Partners |
Partner Service Areas |
| The Arc of King County | King County |
| Congolese Integration Network | South King County including SeaTac |
| Eastside for All | East King County |
| Look2Justice | King County, Statewide |
| People Power Washington | King County, Statewide |
| Transportation Choices Coalition | King County, Statewide |
| Urban Family | Southeast Seattle, West Seattle, Skyway, Byrn Mawr |