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2022 Police Satisfaction Survey Released
The Milwaukee Fire and Police Commission is pleased to announce the release of the 2022 City of Milwaukee Police Satisfaction Survey Findings Report. The survey was conducted and authored by the Strategic Research Institute of St. Norbert College in partnership with Neighborhood Analytics, LLC.
Thank you to all the residents that completed the survey. This report will be presented to the FPC Board of Commissioners at the next regular meeting on March 16, 2022.
We will like to wish everyone a Happy New Year! We are very excited to continue our work here at the Milwaukee Fire & Police Commission and look forward to working with the community to continue to move forward on shared goals.
We are working on creating our 2022 FPC Annual Report. In the meantime, we ask that you review our 2021 Annual Report which can be found by clicking on the image below.
Community members also have access to reports that FPC has compiled with very valuable information under our “reports tab” for review at your leisure.
The 2021 Use of Force Report can be found under the Reports tab or by clicking the title above.
The Fire & Police Commission partnered again with the Strategic Research Institute at St. Norbert College and Neighborhood Analytics, LLC to survey Milwaukee residents in 2022. The survey is done on a biennial basis and aims to understand and evaluate the quality of police and 911 services offered to residents in the City of Milwaukee.
The full report of survey findings will be made available in the upcoming months.
Per the requirements in the settlement to Federal Case 17-CV-234-JPS the Milwaukee Fire and Police Commission (FPC) is required to publish particular stop and search encounter data, on a quarterly basis, in compliance with Sec. IV(A)(10-13). Data is suitable for posting only after the Personally Identifiable Information (PII) gathered from each encounter has been removed. Due to ongoing technical issues, only a portion of the quarterly data is currently available in a form that excludes PII and that can be acceptably disseminated to the public. As technical challenges are solved the FPC anticipates that future data will allow for additional data elements to be included in the publicly posted data sets.
Posted data is available on the Milwaukee Open Data Portal
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