Suffolk County Human Rights Commission / Anti-Bias Task Force Policing Equity Survey

Suffolk County Human Rights Commission /Anti Bias Task Force Policing Equity Survey

The Suffolk County Human Rights Commission and Anti Bias Task Force are gathering comments from community members about interactions they have had with Suffolk County Police Officers.  These comments will be sent to the Suffolk County Police Reform Task Force
(https://suffolkcountyny.gov/Police-Reform) The findings will be added to the information they will use to make recommendations to the Suffolk County Legislature for changes in how policing is conducted in Suffolk County.  Please fill out and submit this form. You can skip any Qs that you do not choose to answer. This survey is completely anonymous. All information will be kept confidential.    If you wish to contact us please send an email to us at SCHRCsurveys@gmail.com

 
1.In your opinion, to what extent do Suffolk Police make an effort to get to know you and your community outside of official police matters?
2.Please briefly describe your last interaction with Suffolk County Police. (If you have never had an interaction with Suffolk County Police, please write NA and continue the survey at Q.7)
3.Which of the following best describes your last interaction with Suffolk County Police?
4.In your interaction with the police, do you feel you were treated fairly?
5.If no, how were you treated? Please briefly describe.
6.If no, why do you believe you were treated unfairly? Please briefly describe.
7.What is your age?
8.What is your gender?
9.Do you identify yourself as having a disability?
10.What Town or Village do you live in?
11.How do you identify yourself? (please check all that apply) 
12.Are you a member of the LGBTQ+ Community? 
13.What is your personal estimated income?
14.Do you have anything else you would like to share, including recommendations?
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