Reports, Recommendations, and Statements
The Cleveland Community Police Commission (CPC) has issued numerous recommendations, reports, and statements on Cleveland’s police policies since the commission was formed by the Consent Decree in 2015. Among the issues the CPC was tasked to provide input on are:
– Civilian Oversight of Police
– Bias-Free Policing
– Use of Force
– Community and Problem Oriented Policing (CPOP)
– Search and Seizure
– Officer Misconduct and Accountability
Below are the highlighted work and recommendations on these issues by year:
- Analysis of the Cleveland Police Monitoring Team’s Eighth Semiannual Report (July 2020)
- Review of Cleveland Division of Police Training Curricula (March 2020)
- CDP Vehicle Pursuit Policy Recommendations (August 2020)
- Interactions with Transgender, Intersex and Gender Non-Conforming Individuals (April 2020)
- Search and Seizure Updated GPO Feedback (February 2019)
- CPOP: Mini-Stations in the Context of 21st Century Policing (May 2019)
- CPOP: Work Group Comments on CDP’s Draft CPOP GPO (May 2019)
- Report and Evaluation of Cleveland’s Civilian Oversight Structure (Sept 2019)
- CPOP: Preliminary Impressions of Implementation of District Policing Committee Strategy (In Progress)
- Community and Problem-Oriented Policing Plan Recommendations: Including Staffing & recruitment Plans (August 2018 & September 2019 & October 18)
- NACOLE Regional Meeting Training Series on Civilian Oversight (November 2018)
- Search and Seizure (5 GPO’s) Feedback: Investigative Stops, Search and Seizure, Miranda Rights, Strip Searches / Body Cavity Searches (November 2018)
- Statement on Body Worn Cameras for Officers (May 2017)
- CDP Discipline GPO and Matrix Feedback (May 2017)
- Community Engagement Assessment Plan (September 2017)
- Bias-Free Policing; General Order Feedback (October 2017)
- Emergency Ordinance 750-15 Regarding Biased Based Profiling (October 2015)
- Use of Force Summary Report and Recommendations (March 2016)
- Use of Force Summary Report and Recommendations (May 2016)
- Bias-Free Policing Report and Recommendations (March 2016)
- Bias-Free Policing Report and Recommendations (May 2016)
- Inspector General Recommendations and Qualifications (March 2016)
- CDP Mission Statement and Best Practices (May 2016)
- Office of Professional Standards (OPS) & Civilian Police Review Board (CPRB) Charter Amendments (August 2016)
- OPS & CPRB Policy and Procedure Manuals Review (November 2016)
- CDP Equipment & Resources Plan Feedback (December 2016)
Get Involved
The CPC’s work is shaped by the experience and expertise of the people of Cleveland. Take an active role in the reform process by working with the CPC by joining a work group to shape recommendations on ways to improve police policies.
Ongoing community input will help ensure policing in Cleveland is safe, effective, and that people’s civil rights are upheld. View our event calendar or view more ways you can get involved.