4-14-22 Police Oversight Panel Meeting

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• Indigenous peoples, tribal relations and Indigenous arts0:00:05at this moment

  and so we acknowledge the arapaho you and cheyenne tribes. The traditional custodians of the land on which the police oversight panel

• Land acknowledgements0:00:05at this moment

  start off our meeting as we always do with our reading of our land acknowledgement

• Homelessness0:03:05at this moment

  a person who was previously homeless in this Community for nearly five years

• Reforming boards and commissions0:12:07at this moment

  As well as recruitment for more Members, as you know, again, this is hopefully ongoing

• City budget0:13:06at this moment

  To get a handle on our budget and the types of support that can be offered there

• Police oversight panel and its independence0:13:06at this moment

  Maintaining our independence as an oversight panel, and so the ability to hire consultants for our for support

• Police oversight panel and its independence0:34:04at this moment

  The police oversight panel recommended to sustain the allegation against the officer and to provide training through supervisory counseling.

• Police chief hiring and equity in policing0:50:01at this moment

  was hired in the first place by boulder after I think something like 80 incidences in Denver

• Police chief hiring and equity in policing0:51:03at this moment

  and see more engagement with the police chief, who seems to be supporting these kind of activities by default

• 0:55:304-14-22 Police Oversight Panel Meetingwatch

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