Administrative Charging Committee

Baltimore City Administrative Charging Committee

The Administrative Charging Committee (ACC) is a body of five civilian members, including the Chair of the PAB and four other community members, who review the investigations for the complaints filed with the PAB and decide on disciplinary outcomes.

The duties of the Administrative Charging Committee are as follows:

Review the findings of each law enforcement agency's investigation forwarded to the ACC
Review relevant body-worn camera footage
Authorize a police officer to appear before the committee accompanied by a representative to give testimony
Determine whether a police officer should be administratively charged
Recommend discipline
Issue written findings and provide them to the head of the relevant law enforcement agency

The Administrative Charging Committee is comprised of five members.

One member is to be the Chair of the Police Accountability Board or the Chair’s designee
Two members are civilians appointed by the Police Accountability Board
Two members are civilians appointed by the Mayor

Membership of the Board should reflect the racial, gender identity/expression, sexual orientation, social-economic, and cultural diversity of Baltimore City.

Members must be residents of Baltimore City.

Members will serve three-year terms and may serve up to two consecutive terms.

Time Commitment: It is anticipated that the Administrative Charging Committee will meet for one full day (8:30 am-4:30 pm) each week in order to review all complaints and investigations sufficiently. Members will also be required to attend an initial week-long training in preparation for their service on the Committee.

Members will be compensated for their time.

Members

Tiera Hawkes (Chair)
Raymond Kelly (Vice Chair)
Kim Rogers (Secretary)
Jamal Turner (PAB Chair)
Corinthia Barber (Mayor’s Appointee)

Meetings

The Administrative Charging Committee for Baltimore City meets every Thursday. A portion of the meetings may be closed to the public in accordance with the Maryland Open Meetings Act, Md. Code Ann., General Provisions, 3-305(b)(13)

Continue to check this page for updates on meeting schedules, locations, and log-in information.

For more information, contact:

Tashawn Smith
Office of Equity and Civil Rights
7 E. Redwood St
Baltimore, MD 21202

Next meeting:

Thursday, May 21, 2026
10:00 am – 1:00 pm
7 E Redwood Street, Baltimore, MD 21202
Agenda

2026 Meeting Schedule:

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5/21/2026 Meeting Agenda Meeting Minutes	5/29/2026 Meeting Agenda Meeting Minutes	6/5/2026 Meeting Agenda Meeting Minutes	6/12/2026 Meeting Agenda Meeting Minutes
6/19/2026 Meeting Agenda Meeting Minutes	6/26/2026 Meeting Agenda Meeting Minutes	7/3/2026 Meeting Agenda Meeting Minutes	7/10/2026 Meeting Agenda Meeting Minutes