COMMUNITY COLLABORATIVE COMMISSION - POLICY COMMITTEE
TL;DR
The Community Collaborative Commission Policy Committee met virtually to discuss law enforcement policies, including recommendations from a state task force and potential changes to use of force guidelines. The meeting involved conversations with state senators and explored potential reforms to police procedures.
Key Decisions
- Meeting with State Senators Wangaard and Taylor Discussion only, no formal decision
- Review of Task Force Recommendations on Law Enforcement Under review, no final action taken
- Potential Changes to Use of Force Policies Discussion stage, no final decision
Agenda
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- Discussion on meeting with Sen. Wangaard and Sen. Taylor
- Discussion on 18 recommendations from Speaker Vos’ Task Force Subcommittee on Law Enforcement
- Discussion on language around MPD Use of Force 460 and State Use of Force policies
- Final Remarks
- Next Meeting
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