Victoria Camille is a dedicated native Detroiter and a passionate advocate for community safety and police accountability. She embodies the belief that the police force must operate under the strict subordination of civil authority, as stated in the Detroit City Charter. Victoria views safety holistically and advocates for community choice, empowerment, engagement, and education in all areas that affect our daily lives - safety, wellness, environment, housing, food, learning, economic, etc.

Here is just some of Victoria’s relevant experience:

• Board of Police Commissioners (BOPC)

  • Elected District 7 Police Commissioner - 2026 - present

  • Appointed Secretary - 2023

• Coalition for Police Transparency and Accountability (CPTA)

  • Member - 2022 - present

• National Association for Civilian Oversight of Law Enforcement (NACOLE)

  • Member - 2022 - present

• Grand River Community Block Club (GRCBC)

  • Co-Founder and President - 2020-2025

• Collaboration and engagement with various organizations

  • District 7 block clubs and neighborhood associations, Riverwise Magazine, Birwood House, James and Grace Lee Boggs Center, Food Justice Fridays, Greening of Detroit, Detroit Is Different, Detroit People’s Foos Co-op, Keep Growing Detroit, Detroit Association of Black Organizations, and others.

Victoria is proud mother of two adult children and a loving caretaker of her aunt and their fur-babies. She finds joy in gardening and time outdoors, reading, cooking, prayer and reflection, and fostering community connections through shared meals and conversations. Victoria holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Davenport University and possesses over 20 years of leadership experience. She is a certified Wilderness EMT and a nationally registered EMT.