The Board therefore invites applications from the categories listed below who shall be persons ordinarily residents in the county and who shall serve for a term of two years and be eligible for a further one term.

• Business Community
• Community Based Organizations
• Persons with special needs
• Religious Organizations
• Women
• Youth

• To develop proposals on priorities, objectives and targets for police performance in the County
• Monitor trends and patterns of crime in the County including those with special impact on women and children
• Promote community policing initiatives in the County
• Monitor progress and achievement of set targets
• Provide financial oversight of the Budget of the County Police
• Provide feedback on performance of the police service at the County
• Provide a platform through which the public participate on all aspects to do with county policy and National police Service at the County level
• Facilitate public participation on County policing policy
• Ensure policing accountability to the public
• Receive reports from Community policing forums and Committees
• Ensure compliance with the national policing standards

• Should have at least a Form Four level Education with a minimum grade of C or equivalent.
• Should not be a state or public Officer
• Should meet the requirements of Chapter Six of the Constitution
• Should attach a recommendation letter from the nominating bodies.

• Has violated the Constitution
• Has been judged bankrupt
• Is not of good character or moral standing
• Has been convicted of a felony
• Has not been a resident or employed in the county for a continuous period of not less than three years