Fire and Police Commission News:
Krissie Fung Unanimously Confirmed to the FPC Board
The Fire and Police Commission (FPC) is pleased to announce that Krissie Fung has been unanimously confirmed as the newest member of the FPC Board, filling the last vacant seat. With her confirmation, the Board is now at full capacity, continuing its mission to provide civilian oversight, promote transparency, and strengthen community trust in Milwaukee’s public safety services.
Krissie is the Associate Director of Milwaukee Turners, where she works on critical issues such as Zero Youth Corrections, Confronting Mass Incarceration, and Sound Mind civic educational training, among others. Her experience in community advocacy and justice reform will bring valuable insight to the FPC’s work.
We look forward to Krissie’s contributions as she joins the Commission in its commitment to accountability and public engagement. Welcome to the FPC, Commissioner Fung!
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The Results of the 2024 FPC Police Satisfaction Survey Are In!
The Fire and Police Commission, in collaboration with the St. Norbert College Strategic Institute and Neighborhood Analytics, LLC, has completed its biennial survey. This partnership continues to provide valuable insights into the quality of police and 911 services offered to residents in the City of Milwaukee.
The results of the 2024 survey highlight key areas of community satisfaction and opportunities for improvement. These findings are critical in directing attention to the local needs of city residents and shaping the future of public safety in Milwaukee.
To learn more about the survey findings and explore the full report, please click HERE.
Los Resultados de la Encuesta de Satisfacción Policial 2024 ya Están Disponibles
La Comisión de Bomberos y Policía, en colaboración con el Instituto Estratégico de St. Norbert College y Neighborhood Analytics, LLC, ha completado su encuesta bienal. Esta colaboración sigue proporcionando información valiosa sobre la calidad de los servicios de policía y del 911 en la ciudad de Milwaukee.
Los resultados de la encuesta de 2024 destacan áreas clave de satisfacción comunitaria y oportunidades de mejora. Estos hallazgos son fundamentales para dirigir la atención a las necesidades locales de los residentes de la ciudad y para dar forma al futuro de la seguridad pública en Milwaukee.
Para obtener más información sobre los resultados de la encuesta y explorar el informe completo, haga clic AQUI.
Wisconsin Policy Forum Publishes Common Ground: Enhancing Community Oriented Policing in Milwaukee Report
On May 8, 2024, the Wisconsin Policy Forum (WPF) released its report Common Ground: Enhancing Community Oriented Policing in Milwaukee. The report summarizes the themes from the community listening session that MPD held in collaboration with the FPC, the Community Collaborative Commission (CCC), and the Office of Community Safety and Wellness, from the summer of 2022 through the winter of 2024. The listening sessions were designed to gather community input to inform the creation of a community-oriented policing plan. The report also contains an overview of noteworthy community-oriented policing initiatives in other cities, as well as recommendations for potential policy considerations in Milwaukee. The full report can be found on WPF’s website or by clicking HERE.
Community members also have access to reports that FPC has compiled with very valuable information under our “reports tab” for review at your leisure.