President's Workgroup on MPD Use of Deadly Force, De-escalation & Body-worn Cameras Policies & Procedures Meeting Minutes
The workgroup focused on policies and procedures related to body-worn cameras, specifically discussing records redaction and editing practices. Members reviewed previous reports and studies, including a presentation from the Office of the Independent Police Monitor concerning the MPD body-worn camera pilot program. Discussions included evaluating body-worn camera policies from other municipalities, such as Milwaukee and Baltimore, with a specific focus on potential 15-day release policies. Additionally, the workgroup planned an upcoming public listening session and coordinated 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.
Oct 13, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Finance Committee Budget Hearing
The committee held a budget hearing to review the 2027 executive operating budget, including presentations from various city agencies. Additionally, the committee discussed the acquisition of property located at 1313 Northport Drive and a purchase and sale agreement for property at 4484 Robertson Road, both of which were scheduled for closed session discussion.
Oct 9, 2026·Board meeting
President's Workgroup on MPD Use of Deadly Force, De-escalation & Body-Worn Cameras Policies & Procedures Meeting Minutes
The workgroup engaged in a discussion regarding previous reports and studies on body-worn cameras, specifically focusing on the findings of the Body-Worn Camera Feasibility Review Committee. Additionally, the group reviewed body-worn camera policies from other municipalities through a presentation on Milwaukee's practices. The agenda also included planning for an upcoming virtual public listening session and a review of potential topics for future meetings.
