Votes at a glance: CCPO decisions Nov. 13, 2025
November 19, 2025 | Minneapolis City, Hennepin County, Minnesota
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Key votes taken at the Nov. 13 Community Commission on Police Oversight meeting (roll‑call tallies as recorded):
- Motion to adopt the agenda and accept minutes: adopted by voice and roll call (10 ayes).
- Motion to extend OPCR presentation and IA presentation time: approved by voice votes as noted in the minutes.
- Motion directing Internal Affairs to provide anonymized synopses of closed cases: passed by roll call (10 yes, 0 no). Mover: Commissioner Sheffield; second: Commissioner Shanfield. (Implementation to be coordinated with IA; staff to report back on capacity and timeline.)
- Motion to approve the Community Engagement communications toolkit and direct the committee to oversee its design with staff support: passed (10 yes, 0 no). Mover: Commissioner Smith; second: Russell Fuso (second recorded by OPCR).
- Motion to refer the development of a stand‑alone bias/misconduct policy to PPRR and the city attorney for a resolution: passed (10 yes, 0 no). Mover: Vice Chair Olsen; second: Commissioner Shanfield.
- Motion to request calls‑for‑service data from MPD and the Minneapolis Emergency Communication Center (MECC) to be provided to OPCR for analysis: passed (9 yes, 0 no, 1 abstention). Mover: Chair Latanya Reeves; second: recorded. Commissioners said data will help identify response‑time patterns.
- Motion to adopt tentative January 12 and February 9, 2026 meeting dates: passed (10 yes, 0 no).
All recorded votes and motion language are taken from the meeting transcript; staff were directed to coordinate follow‑up steps where appropriate.
- Motion to adopt the agenda and accept minutes: adopted by voice and roll call (10 ayes).
- Motion to extend OPCR presentation and IA presentation time: approved by voice votes as noted in the minutes.
- Motion directing Internal Affairs to provide anonymized synopses of closed cases: passed by roll call (10 yes, 0 no). Mover: Commissioner Sheffield; second: Commissioner Shanfield. (Implementation to be coordinated with IA; staff to report back on capacity and timeline.)
- Motion to approve the Community Engagement communications toolkit and direct the committee to oversee its design with staff support: passed (10 yes, 0 no). Mover: Commissioner Smith; second: Russell Fuso (second recorded by OPCR).
- Motion to refer the development of a stand‑alone bias/misconduct policy to PPRR and the city attorney for a resolution: passed (10 yes, 0 no). Mover: Vice Chair Olsen; second: Commissioner Shanfield.
- Motion to request calls‑for‑service data from MPD and the Minneapolis Emergency Communication Center (MECC) to be provided to OPCR for analysis: passed (9 yes, 0 no, 1 abstention). Mover: Chair Latanya Reeves; second: recorded. Commissioners said data will help identify response‑time patterns.
- Motion to adopt tentative January 12 and February 9, 2026 meeting dates: passed (10 yes, 0 no).
All recorded votes and motion language are taken from the meeting transcript; staff were directed to coordinate follow‑up steps where appropriate.
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