Cleveland Opengov #275038

Cleveland Community Police Commission Seeks Firm for Community Survey on Police Reform

This opportunity is issued by the Cleveland Community Police Commission (CPC), a civilian oversight agency for the City of Cleveland. - The CPC seeks a qualified firm to conduct a comprehensive community survey on public perceptions of police reform and policing in Cleveland. - No specific OEMs or named vendors are referenced; the solicitation is open to research, evaluation, polling, or community engagement firms. - Key requirements include: - Designing a survey research plan and developing the survey instrument - Administering the survey via multiple modes (online, paper, phone/text, in-person) - Implementing outreach strategies to ensure broad, equitable participation - Monitoring field performance, data cleaning, validation, coding, weighting, and analysis - Facilitating focus groups and qualitative engagement - Preparing final reports and presentations for the CPC - The project emphasizes diversity, equity, and inclusion, requiring a plan for local participation and trauma-informed practices. - All work must adhere to professional survey research standards and be closely coordinated with CPC staff.

Description

The Cleveland Community Police Commission (CPC) is seeking proposals from qualified firms to design, administer, analyze, and report on a comprehensive community survey. The survey will focus on public perceptions of police reform, the effectiveness of the CPC, and broader attitudes toward policing in Cleveland. The project includes survey design, data collection through multiple methods, data analysis, community engagement, and delivery of reports and presentations. The goal is to assess residents' experiences and perceptions to inform police reform efforts and build community trust.

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