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SUMMARY:Full Commission Meeting
DTSTART;TZID=America/Detroit:20250423T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Detroit:20250423T203000
DESCRIPTION:**Note:** This meeting is set to include a joint presentation 
 from the [Cleveland Police Monitoring Team](https://signalcleveland.org/cl
 eveland-police-monitoring-team-measures-police-reform/) on its 16th semian
 nual report on the city's progress with federal consent decree requirement
 s. Here's a [breakdown from reporter Stephanie Casanova on the last semian
 nual report](https://signalcleveland.org/cleveland-police-monitoring-team-
 says-city-is-progressing-on-consent-decree/).\n\nThe Cleveland Community P
 olice Commission (CPC) was established in 2015 as part of the terms of the
  Consent Decree between the City of Cleveland and the U.S. Department of J
 ustice (DOJ). Following an investigation\, the DOJ determined there was a 
 pattern of excessive force used by the Cleveland Division of Police (CDP).
  The Consent Decree outlined the work that needed to be done so CDP polici
 es\, practices and procedures comply with Constitutional law.\n\nCleveland
  voters approved amendments to the city’s charter in 2021 that gave the 
 CPC final say over police discipline. Learn more about the CPC with [this 
 explainer from Anastazia Vanisko](https://signalcleveland.org/clevelands-c
 ommunity-police-commission-put-discipline-decisions-in-residents-hands/). 
  \n\n**Commission members**\n\n* John Adams\n* Sharena Zayed\n* Shandra Mo
 reira-Benito\n* James Chura\n* Audrianna Rodriguez\n* Piet van Lier\n* She
 ila Mason\n* Tera Coleman\n* Maya Kincaid\n* Michael Nelson\n* Untaya Mill
 er\n\nJason Goodrick\, the administrative manager\, often attends these me
 etings.\n\n**Note:** Several commissioners are new or were recently reappo
 inted to the agency. Learn a little more about them following their interv
 iews at City Council with coverage from [Documenters Ayanna Rose Banks](ht
 tps://docs.google.com/document/d/1PumHePPrHIohXuxGkHRPTH5YylR3jDY_muIQ-Zcj
 R30/edit?tab=t.0) and [Kevin Naughton](https://docs.google.com/document/d/
 1yBke_YjIKOQoKG1-VIWvB52WUUmFvCByJawQYcs3mFA/edit?tab=t.0).\n\n**Watching 
 remotely?** \n\nWatch the livestream on the CPC’s YouTube channel: https
 ://www.youtube.com/@ClevelandCPC/streams\n\n**Attending in person?** \n\nR
 eminder: We add two hours of pay ($36) to the assignment.\n\nFind past Doc
 umenters 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 run 2.5 hours.\n\n**More background 
 on the CPC**\n\nThe CPC was mandated under the Consent Decree to provide c
 ommunity input on needed policing reforms from the many diverse communitie
 s in Cleveland:\n* Faith-based organizations\n* Civil rights advocates\n* 
 Business/philanthropic community\n* Communities of color\n* Advocacy organ
 izations\n* Academia\n* Youth and student organizations\n* Homeless\n* Tho
 se with mental illness\n\nCPC Commissioners consist of individuals that re
 present the diversity of Cleveland and a representative from each of the f
 ollowing police associations: The Black Shield\, Fraternal Order of Police
  (FOP)\, and The Cleveland Police Patrolmen’s Association (CPPA).\n\nThe
  CPC works to empower the community’s voice in the reform process. It wo
 rks with the community to develop reports and recommendations on ways poli
 ce policies can better reflect community values. Better policies will help
  ensure policing in Cleveland is safe\, effective\, and that people’s ci
 vil rights are upheld.
GEO:41.487743;-81.718143
LAST-MODIFIED:20250425T235552Z
LOCATION:Garrett Morgan High School\n4600 Detroit Ave\nCafeteria (or watch
  on YouTube)\nCleveland\, OH 44102
URL:https://cleveland.documenters.org/assignments/full-commission-meeting-
 14292/
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