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Community Collaborative Commission — Feb 12, 2026: membership, officer-involved shooting oversight, and community‑oriented policing planning

MilwaukeeFeb 12, 20263 min read

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The virtual meeting addressed member attendance and membership slots, approved prior minutes, reviewed outside investigation processes for officer-involved shootings (MAIT, DCI, MPD policy, CIRB), and advanced planning for a community‑oriented policing policy review with MPD and FPC. Multiple action items were assigned for outreach, legal/procedural clarification, policy review, and next steps on membership and public communication.

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COMMUNITY COLLABORATIVE COMMISSION

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Approved the minutes of November 13, 2025.
Consensus that the current meeting schedule (second Thursday, 11:00 AM–1:00 PM) remains acceptable.
Chair to follow up with absent members and their organizations (including outreach to Mr. Muhammad) and to obtain a written resignation from Jeff Roman if submitted; staff to update the membership list and draft resolution language as needed.
Explore inviting additional organizations to fill four open commission slots and/or replace non-participating organizations (suggested: Safe & Sound, Voces de la Frontera, Milwaukee Turners, Black Leaders Organizing Change (BLOC), Leaders Igniting Transformation (LIT), NAACP).
Review compliance with state law and national/international models for independent investigations of officer-involved shootings; follow up with outside groups (e.g., Justice Point, ACLU) for statistical analysis and consider making Critical Incident Review Board reports public.
Chair to confirm how many commissioners may attend a private MPD/FPC/CCC meeting without triggering open meeting rules; members to review the FPC memorandum and the draft community-oriented policing policy and provide feedback before the March meeting.
Increase updates and communications with the Standards and Rules Committee and consider issuing a press release to inform the public about CCC activities and upcoming milestones.

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