June 15, 2026 Community Commission on Police Oversight

The June 15, 2026 meeting of the Community Commission on Police Oversight in Minneapolis focused extensively on police accountability, oversight processes, and community engagement. Key procurement-related discussions included the civil rights department's 2026 budget constraints, notably an $8,000 training budget for all boards, commissions, and staff, which limits travel and training opportunities such as attendance at the Nicole conference. The commission discussed the need for increased funding to support training and capacity building. Additionally, the Minneapolis Police Department's implementation unit reported on policy updates, training initiatives, and data modernization efforts, including publishing an RFP for data augmentation and a request for information (RFI) for data modernization and record management systems. These efforts indicate ongoing procurement activities aimed at improving police data systems and community engagement tools. The commission also passed motions to review police coaching policies and to renew commitment to police reform and settlement agreement implementation, signaling potential future procurement and policy development activities. No specific contract awards or vendor selections were detailed in the meeting.