Talk of the Sound and Words in Edgewise articles on the New Rochelle Civilian Complaint Review Board and its predecessor, the Community Police Partnership Board.
New Rochelle CCRB Investigation: What Records Show, What’s Missing, What’s Next (5/20/2026)
No Stipends Paid to New Rochelle CCRB Members; Chairperson Declined Compensation (5/20/2026)
City Manager Admitted Board Could Meet Before Training Was Complete. It Never Did (5/20/2026)
New Rochelle Violated Its Own Code on CCRB Trainer Selection — for Every Training Component (5/20/2026)
Inside the Records: How the New Rochelle CCRB Got Trapped in a Doom Loop of Its Own Making (5/20/2026)
Westchester DA Never Released Promised ‘Bad Cops’ List as Kane, McKenna and Vaccaro Cases Raised Questions (5/21/2026)
New Rochelle CCRB Chair. Term Expires June 30 — Board Has Never Met (5/22/2026)
Cases That Created New Rochelle CCRB Are Largely Beyond Its Reach – Save One (5/22/2026)
New Rochelle CCRB Chair Quits Having Never Convened a Single Meeting (6/9/2026)
FOIL Records Reveal Demand to Serve on New Rochelle’s CCRB — Except in One District (6/12/2026)
New Rochelle’s Police Oversight Board Can’t Review Serious Cases Until Long After They Happen (6/14/2026)
New Rochelle City Council to Vote Tuesday on New CCRB Member, Co-Chairpersons, and Code Changes (6/14/2026)
Full Report — Table of Contents
Talk of the Sound and Words in Edgewise have published a comprehensive research report on the New Rochelle Civilian Complaint Review Board — a board established by city ordinance in October 2024, seated in July 2025, and as of May 17, 2026, had never held a single meeting.
New Rochelle Civilian Complaint Review Board: Full Investigation
3. Four Incidents, No Civilian Oversight
4. Five Years of Performative Reform
6. Natasha Fapohunda — Chairperson
8. Training Requirements and Status
9. The Civilian Complaints Data
10. The Case the CCRB Should Have Reviewed — Sean Kane