Fire and Police Commission News
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On June 26, 2021, Joan Kessler, Edward Fallone, and LaNelle Ramey participated in a Community Listening Session, prior to their confirmations to the Board of Fire and Police Commissioners by the Milwaukee Common Council.
Join the Fire & Police Commission (FPC) Investigators as they explain the complaint process and answer questions from the community. The meeting will be held virtually on Wednesday, February 24th from 5:30 to 7:30 pm. Questions and comments for the FPC Investigators can be submitted through the FPC public comment form.
The FPC has uploaded a Year in Review Report for 2020 and the 2019 Use of Force Report. These can also be found under the Reports tab.
For the third Police Satisfaction Report, the Fire & Police Commission again partnered with the Strategic Research Institute at St. Norbert College and Neighborhood Analytics, LLC to survey Milwaukee residents in 2019. The survey was done between August 14th, 2019 to January 17th, 2020. Click here to view the full report.
Stop and Search Data Posted
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 which 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
On July 23, 2018, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin entered an order adopting a Settlement Agreement among the parties to Charles Collins, et al. v. City of Milwaukee, et al. As part of that Settlement Agreement a Consultant must prepare an annual report that addresses the City’s compliance with the terms of the Settlement Agreement based on a review of MPD and FPC actions and an annual analysis of MPD data on traffic stops, field interviews, no-action encounters (NAE), searches, and frisks. After mutual agreement by the counsel for the Plaintiffs and the City, the Crime and Justice Institute (CJI) was contracted by the City to serve as the Consultant.
First Annual Report - September, 2019
CJI Year-Two Report