1/20
CPC elects new co-chairs
La Rond Baker and Erin Goodman have been elected to be the Community Police Commission’s (CPC) 2021 co-chairs. La Rond and Erin take over for outgoing co-chairs Rev. Harriett Walden, Rev. Aaron Williams, and Prachi Dave. Co-chairs oversee commission [...]
1/15
SPD proposes growing its crowd control weapons arsenal despite OPA investigations showing abuses
The findings announced today by the Office of Police Accountability (OPA) demonstrate what the community already knows. There are systemic problems with the manner in which protests are policed in Seattle. After months of abuse, the community no [...]
1/11
CPC statement on Seattle police officer potential involvement and comments regarding attack on Capitol
We are outraged both by the potential participation of Seattle Police Department officers in this violent riot and by the comments made by officer Mike Solan. These actions only serve to further diminish the trust the community has in its police [...]
12/22
CPC requests SPD partner to engage with community prior to adopting proposed changes use of force and crowd control policies
The Community Police Commission (CPC) sent the following letter to the Seattle Police Department (SPD) today regarding the department’s proposed changes to its use of force and crowd control policies. In it the CPC requests SPD commit to [...]
11/24
CPC statement on police contract negotiations
As the City of Seattle proceeds with contract negotiations with the City’s police unions, the Community Police Commission (CPC) would like to make its expectations clear: The City should negotiate the full implementation of the 2017 Accountability [...]