A group that advises the Sacramento City Council on racial profiling issues has laid out its new goals, which include a plan to use community meetings to improve relationships between the Sacramento Police Department and citizens. The 13-member Community Racial Profiling Commission outlined its new objectives in a July 28 letter to the City Council. The letter, which is the commission’s quarterly report to the City Council, summarizes the commission’s work from January to March. The commission's new goals are: * “Foster better police/community relations through activities such as the CRPC community forums and the stakeholder workshops.” * “Analyze relationships between racial profiling