Roswell To Pay Consultant To Audit Its Police Department

The move by the Roswell City Council to hire a consultant comes after former members of the police department were involved in a handful of controversial incidents in the past year.

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The city of Roswell is going to pay an outside consultant to take a closer look at its police department following multiple controversies over officers’ actions.

The City Council voted unanimously this week to approve a contract between the city and the Center for Public Safety Management LLC to conduct a comprehensive assessment of the Roswell Police Department. Per the contract, the consulting services will not exceed the amount of $77,750, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported.

Funding for the audit will come from the police department’s budget for the 2019 fiscal year.