COMMUNITY COLLABORATIVE COMMISSION
TL;DR
The Community Collaborative Commission met to discuss police-community relations in Milwaukee, featuring a comprehensive report from the Wisconsin Policy Forum about improving community-oriented policing. The meeting provided an opportunity for public input and explored strategies to enhance local law enforcement engagement with residents.
Key Decisions
- Collins Settlement Agreement Overview Discussed
- Community Policing Report Presentation Reviewed
Agenda
- Introduction by Nate Hamilton, Chair of the Community Collaborative Commission, of the CCC members, goals and background on the Collins settlement agreement.
- Presentation by the Wisconsin Policy Forum on its report, "Common Ground: Enhancing Community Oriented Policing in Milwaukee"
- Comments and questions from the public relating to police/community relations and the CCC.
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