The following members of the Legislative Committee exercise oversight in all legislative matters, develops and recommends a legislative agenda to the Board of Directors.
The Committee on Accountability and Societal Change was originally created as a subcommittee but was later voted on by FPCA membership to become a permanent committee in the FPCA Bylaws. This Committee was formed to discuss the intersection between law enforcement and the community and determine how the Florida Police Chiefs Associations’ members can better serve its customers – the community. Comprised of law enforcement executives, community leaders, and subject matter experts, the group worked collaboratively to accomplish a lot during its short tenure, beginning with the September 2020 publication Use of Force Policy and Related Issues and then a second report on Pillars of Change.
Members of this Committee are chosen by the FPCA President based on member recommendations and serve for a minimum of two years.
Current Committee Members
Community Leaders
Paula Hoisington, Chairwoman, Central Florida Urban League
Esther Matthews, MSW, MLC, NAACP
Dr. Randy Nelson, Program Director, Bethune-Cookman University Center for Law and Social Justice
Dr. Shirley Plantin, Executive Director, Miami-Dade County Community Relations Board
Sabrita Thurman-Newby, Co-Chair, The Neighborhood First Initiative, Tallahassee
Marilyn Turman, SPC Corporate Trainer, Event Coordinator, Community Activist
Kerry Wiggins, Educator and Coach, City Commissioner, Sanford
Law Enforcement Members and Subject Matter Experts:
Chief Anthony Holloway (Chair) – St. Petersburg Police Department
Chief Charles Broadway, Kissimmee Police Department
Chief Eric Gandy, Clearwater Police Department
Chief Cherise G. Gause, North Miami Police Department
Chief Lawrence Revell, Tallahassee Police Department
Chief Eric Smith, Orlando Police Department
Chief Cecil Smith, Sanford Police Department
Original Committee Members Identified Below:
Chief Anthony Holloway (Chair) – St. Petersburg Police Department
Community Leaders
T. Willard Fair President and CEO, Urban League of Greater Miami
Rev. Watson L. Haynes, II, President & CEO, Urban League of Pinellas County
Paula Hoisington, Chairwoman, Central Florida Urban League
Rev. Arthur Jackson, III, Senior Pastor, Antioch Missionary Baptist Church, Miami Gardens
Dr. Randy Nelson, Program Director, Bethune-Cookman University Center for Law and Social Justice
Dr. Shirley Plantin, Executive Director, Miami-Dade County Community Relations Board
Kareem J. Spratling, Shareholder, Bryant Miller Olive P.A.
Sabrita Thurman-Newby, Co-Chair, The Neighborhood First Initiative, Tallahassee
Marilyn Turman, SPC Corporate Trainer, Event Coordinator, Community Activist
Kerry Wiggins, Educator and Coach, City Commissioner, Sanford
Pastor Rodney Wilkinson, Lead Pastor, Gospel Fellowship, Boynton Beach
Law Enforcement Members and Subject Matter Experts:
Chief Charles Broadway, Clermont Police Department and President, Florida Police Chiefs Association
Chief Anthony Holloway, St. Petersburg Police Department and Chair to Accountability and Societal Change Committee
Major David De La Espriella, Miami Beach Police Department and president, Miami-Dade County Association of Chiefs of Police
Chief Brian Dugan, Tampa Police Department
Dr. Lori Fridell, Professor, and subject matter expert on use of force, Department of Criminology, University of South Florida
Chief Michael Gregory, Boynton Beach Police Department
J. David Marsey, General Counsel, and subject matter expert on use of force and policy development, Florida Police Chiefs Association
Executive Director Jennifer Pritt, Florida Police Chiefs Association/Retired FDLE Assistant Commissioner

