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SUMMARY:Full Commission Meeting
DTSTART;TZID=America/Detroit:20250326T180000
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DESCRIPTION:The Cleveland Community Police Commission (CPC) was establishe
 d in 2015 as part of the terms of the Consent Decree between the City of C
 leveland and the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ). Following an investigat
 ion\, the DOJ determined there was a pattern of excessive force used by th
 e Cleveland Division of Police (CDP). The Consent Decree outlined the work
  that needed to be done so CDP policies\, practices and procedures comply 
 with Constitutional law.\n\nCleveland voters approved amendments to the ci
 ty’s charter in 2021 that gave the CPC final say over police discipline.
  Learn more about the CPC with this explainer from Anastazia Vanisko: http
 s://signalcleveland.org/clevelands-community-police-commission-put-discipl
 ine-decisions-in-residents-hands/ \n\n**Commission members**\n\n* John Ada
 ms\n* Sharena Zayed\n* Shandra Moreira-Benito\n* James Chura\n* Audrianna 
 Rodriguez\n* Piet van Lier\n* Sheila Mason\n* Tera Coleman\n* Maya Kincaid
 \n* Michael Nelson\n* Untaya Miller\n\nJason Goodrick\, the administrative
  manager\, often attends these meetings.\n\n**Note:** Several commissioner
 s are new or were recently reappointed to the agency. Learn a little more 
 about them following their interviews at City Council with coverage from [
 Documenters Ayanna Rose Banks](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1PumHePP
 rHIohXuxGkHRPTH5YylR3jDY_muIQ-ZcjR30/edit?tab=t.0) and [Kevin Naughton](ht
 tps://docs.google.com/document/d/1yBke_YjIKOQoKG1-VIWvB52WUUmFvCByJawQYcs3
 mFA/edit?tab=t.0).\n\n**Watching remotely?** \n\nWatch the livestream on t
 he CPC’s YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ClevelandCPC/streams\
 n\n**Attending in person?** \n\nReminder: We add two hours of pay ($36) to
  the assignment. \n\nFind past Documenters coverage of CPC meetings here: 
 https://cleveland.documenters.org/reporting/?agency=246\n\nPublic meetings
  will begin with a public comment period.\n\n**NOTE:** This meeting can ru
 n 2.5 hours.\n\n**More background on the CPC**\n\nThe CPC was mandated und
 er the Consent Decree to provide community input on needed policing reform
 s from the many diverse communities in Cleveland:\n* Faith-based organizat
 ions\n* Civil rights advocates\n* Business/philanthropic community\n* Comm
 unities of color\n* Advocacy organizations\n* Academia\n* Youth and studen
 t organizations\n* Homeless\n* Those with mental illness\n\nCPC Commission
 ers consist of individuals that represent the diversity of Cleveland and a
  representative from each of the following police associations: The Black 
 Shield\, Fraternal Order of Police (FOP)\, and The Cleveland Police Patrol
 men’s Association (CPPA).\n\nThe CPC works to empower the community’s 
 voice in the reform process. It works with the community to develop report
 s and recommendations on ways police policies can better reflect community
  values. Better policies will help ensure policing in Cleveland is safe\, 
 effective\, and that people’s civil rights are upheld.
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LOCATION:Jerry Sue Thornton Center\n2500 E 22nd St\n(or watch on YouTube)\
 nCleveland\, OH 44115
URL:https://cleveland.documenters.org/assignments/full-commission-meeting-
 13871/
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