RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) -- Richmond City Council is seeking residents of the city to serve on a new Richmond Civilian Review Board. According to the Richmond City Council, the Richmond Civilian Review Board will be made up of eight members who will serve three-year terms. The board aims to be a significant part of reviewing, investigating and making recommendations to Richmond City Council, the Mayor and the Chief of Police on internal Richmond Police Department investigations. Richmond City Council said the work will help directly to ensure accuracy and completeness. Applicants are required to be: A resident of the City of Richmond Cannot be a current or previous law enforcement member Cannot have a family member or household member who has held a law enforcement position Cannot be in pending litigation with the City of Richmond Be dedicated to justice, fairness and community engagement Those who are interested in serving on the Richmond Civilian Review Board are invited to submit applications by 5 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 30.