Mayers Strategic Solutions, LLC.

02/11/2026

Carlton T. Mayers, II, Esq. will lead an important conversation on the impact of federal funding cuts to community development and public safety programs. This session will focus on how these reductions—especially those affecting youth-focused initiatives—can be anticipated and addressed through proactive planning.

What to Do Now About the State and Local Impact of Federal Funding Cuts Webinar

Feb 19, 2026, 6:30 PM – 7:45 PM EST

📌 Who Should Attend

Community Activists, Community Development & Safety Stakeholders, and Leaders and Staff from:

🔵 Nonprofit Organizations
🔵 Law Enforcement
🔵 State Government
🔵 Local Government
🔵 Direct Service Providers
🔵 Faith-Based Organizations

✅️ RSVP: https://www.mayerssolutions.com/event-details/what-to-do-now-about-the-state-and-local-impact-of-federal-funding-cuts-webinar-1/

11/02/2025

On September 26, 2025, Carlton T. Mayers II, Esq., Founder and CEO of Mayers Strategic Solutions, LLC, joined the Legal Action Center’s Partners’ Table series to discuss the looming impact of federal funding cuts on community development and public safety.

During the session, he walked participants through his company’s Exposure Checklist, a practical tool designed to help nonprofits, governments, and courts identify at-risk programs, especially those serving youth and prepare for potential cutbacks beginning in .

The conversation highlighted strategies to navigate reductions, including mapping replacement funds, scoring program impact, and creating scenario plans to sustain critical services through 2028.

This event was part of Mayers Strategic Solutions’ nationwide effort to help communities confront federal funding challenges with foresight and actionable planning.

💾 Download your checklist.

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10/20/2025

Carlton T. Mayers II, Esq. will serve as a moderator at the 2025 NACOLE Annual Conference, held October 26–30 in Minneapolis, MN. The conference brings together oversight practitioners, community advocates, law enforcement, and policymakers to strengthen public trust and fairness.

He will moderate a panel discussion on automated enforcement like surveillance technologies and services, facial recognition technologies, and A.I. for public safety purposes. Mayers will join oversight leaders from Nashville’s Community Review Board, Grand Rapids’ Office of Oversight and Public Accountability, and the Electronic Frontier Foundation to present strategies for auditing surveillance practices, structuring public input, and shaping legislation.

10/20/2025

Carlton T. Mayers II, Esq. will serve as a moderator at the 2025 NACOLE Annual Conference, held October 26–30 in Minneapolis, MN. The conference brings together oversight practitioners, community advocates, law enforcement, and policymakers to strengthen public trust and fairness.

He will moderate a panel discussion on automated enforcement like surveillance technologies and services, facial recognition technologies, and A.I. for public safety purposes. Mayers will join oversight leaders from Nashville’s Community Review Board, Grand Rapids’ Office of Oversight and Public Accountability, and the Electronic Frontier Foundation to present strategies for auditing surveillance practices, structuring public input, and shaping legislation.

Oversight in Action: How Civilian Oversight Authorities Can Shape Surveillance Accountability in Public SafetyDate: October 29, 2025 3:30 PM-5:00 PM CTAs surveillance technologies and services like automated license plate readers, unmanned aerial drones, gunshot detection technologies, and real-time...

08/28/2025

In this Point Black STL episode, Carlton T. Mayers II, Esq. discusses how to address school violence and explores innovative community safety solutions by combining his legal expertise with community-driven strategies.

He unpacks the C.A.T. Method®’s role in fostering trust through technology-enhanced listening sessions, highlights best practices for police accountability, and outlines how public–private partnerships can deliver actionable steps to strengthen neighborhood security.

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08/04/2025

We're unpacking the federal funding cuts and informing the community about their impact.

07/04/2025

Across the country, cities like Milwaukee are taking important steps to improve public trust and fairness between law enforcement and the communities they serve. Through ongoing community listening sessions, the Milwaukee community is creating space for residents to share concerns and ideas directly with leadership.

👉 https://www.mayerssolutions.com/milwaukee

06/20/2025

It's about solutions! 💡Watch this NAACP Grand Rapids forum where Mayers II, Esq. had the privilege of speaking to over 55 residents and community leaders at the Grand Rapids Center for Community Transformation in response to the mistrial in former officer Christopher Schurr’s killing of Patrick Lyoya. The group explored strategies for accountability, community healing, and meaningful action.

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06/07/2025

Mayers II, Esq. joins hosts Adolphus Pruitt and Reverend Daryl Gray on 100.3 The Beat's "Point Black" St. Louis, MO to discuss the evolution and impact of the consent decrees in this video.

He also provides insights from successful examples of these agreements with the federal government and local law enforcement agencies where a collaborative agreement maintained reforms post-consent decree.

▶️WATCH MORE: https://www.mayerssolutions.com/post/ferguson-10-years-later-a-deep-dive-into-the-legacy-and-lessons-of-the-consent-decree

06/01/2025

This moment was captured at the recent NAACP Grand Rapids forum, where Mayers II, Esq. had the privilege of speaking to over 55 residents and community leaders at the Grand Rapids Center for Community Transformation to chart our path forward after the mistrial in former officer Christopher Schurr’s killing of Patrick Lyoya.

Learn more about his work: https://www.mayerssolutions.com/interactivetechnology

05/10/2025

Watch to learn more about how public safety surveillance is utilized for law enforcement and more.

A surveillance education video created in conjunction with NAACP Greater Grand Rapids Branch in Michigan. Watch to learn more about how public safety surveillance is utilized for law enforcement and more.

05/02/2025

Mayers II, Esq. presented during Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board's public comments period about their proposed administrative rules for discretionary decertification of law enforcement for misconduct in relation to the Sonya Massey tragedy. See the response here.

Mayers II Esq. presented during Illinois Law Enforcement Training Standards Board's public comments period on October 11, 2024 about their proposed administrative rules for discretionary decertification of law enforcement for misconduct in relation to the Sonya Massey tragedy. • Positive Response:...