5th District Policing Committee Meeting

Cleveland Community Police Commission (CPC)
Criminal Justice

Wednesday, Sept. 18, 2024
6:00 p.m. EDT * Monthly on Wednesday of the third week

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813 E 152nd St, Cleveland, Ohio 44110 Cleveland, OH 44110 (Directions)

Five Pointe Community Center,

Join the Fifth District Cleveland Police Commander, Supervisors and Officers at the 5th District’s monthly community meetings. This is an opportunity to learn about available resources and ways to be involved with activities that improve your community.

Call the 5th District Commander’s office with any questions at 216-623-5505 or Theasha Daniely at 216-664-2277.

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Cleveland Community Police Commission (CPC)

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clecpc.org

(216) 505-5920

info@clecpc.org

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Watch the livestream on the CPC’s YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ClevelandCPC/streams

The Cleveland Community Police 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 Justice (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 policies, practices and procedures comply with Constitutional law.

Cleveland voters approved amendments to the city’s charter in 2021 that gave the CPC final say over police discipline.

The CPC was mandated under the Consent Decree to provide community input on needed policing reforms from the many diverse communities in Cleveland:

Faith-based organizations

Civil rights advocates

Business/philanthropic community

Communities of color

Advocacy organizations

Academia

Youth and student organizations

Homeless

Those with mental illness

CPC Commissioners 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 Patrolmen’s Association (CPPA).

The CPC works to empower the community’s voice in the reform process. It works with the community to develop reports 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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