President's Workgroup On MPD Use Of Deadly Force, De-Escalation & Body-Worn Cameras Policies & Procedures Meeting Minutes
The workgroup discussed policies concerning the use of body-worn cameras, including specific recording requirements and prohibitions. Members reviewed previous reports and examined body-worn camera policies from other municipalities, noting potential concerns regarding the timeline for the release of video footage and the involvement of the Division of Criminal Investigation. Additionally, the workgroup planned for upcoming public listening sessions and received updates on future agenda items.
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President's Workgroup on MPD Use of Deadly Force, De-escalation & Body-Worn Cameras Policies & Procedures Meeting Minutes
The workgroup engaged in detailed discussions regarding body-worn camera policies, focusing on records release procedures and reviewing relevant reports, studies, and practices from other municipalities. The group also coordinated planning for an upcoming virtual public listening session and reviewed the schedule for future agenda items.
Sep 25, 2026·Board meeting
President's Workgroup On MPD Use Of Deadly Force, De-Escalation & Body-Worn Cameras Policies & Procedures Meeting Minutes
The workgroup conducted an introductory presentation regarding the policies and procedures for the Madison Police Department's use of deadly force, de-escalation, and body-worn cameras. The workgroup voted to modify terminology within the presentation from binding to advisory, approved their meeting schedule, and adopted a work plan. Additionally, members discussed potential expert witnesses for future testimony and reviewed the agenda for the subsequent meeting.
Jun 23, 2026·Board meeting
Common Council Executive Committee Meeting
The committee meeting focused on two primary agenda items. The first was a presentation regarding the city's language access program and the bilingual community connector model, which uses trusted messengers to improve engagement with Spanish, Hmong, and Chinese-speaking residents. The committee discussed methods to improve outreach through online channels and survey engagement. The second agenda item included a progress report on the Goodman pool process, covering staff changes, the introduction of a pool monitor program to address behavior challenges, and youth engagement strategies.
