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8/5
CPC releases its 2018 Annual Report
The CPC has presented its 2018 Annual Report to the Seattle City Council and is proud to publicly release it to you. It goes into detail about many of the things we accomplished last year and details the work still going on to bring Seattle into [...]
7/18
CPC votes to form Police Wellness Workgroup, SPD and others say they’d like to partner in the work
The Community Police Commission voted this morning to explore ways to increase Seattle police officer wellness. Now, the Seattle Police Department, Office of Police Accountability, and the Office of the Inspector General have all already told the CPC [...]
7/15
CPC Co-chair statement on Council’s Letter to Mayor about Consent Decree compliance
The following statement is attributable to the CPC co-chairs, Rev. Harriett Walden, Isaac Ruiz, and Emma Catague. The CPC has not take an official position, as the full commission will not meet until Wednesday. “The CPC co-chairs applaud [...]
7/10
Seattle CPC Co-chair’s statement on City’s request for an extension in Consent Decree case
The following statement is attributable to the CPC Co-chairs Isaac Ruiz, Rev. Harriett Walden, and Emma Catague: “The Court ordered the City and Department of Justice to work with the Community Police Commission (CPC) and the Monitoring Team to [...]
6/26
CPC tracking developments relating to Federal judge’s ruling
The Community Police Commission (CPC) continues to track developments from the Mayor’s Office relating to Federal Judge James Robart’s order that the parties propose a path forward to remedy flaws in the recent police union contracts relating to [...]