Cleveland Community Police Commission

Cleveland Community Police Commission The CPC ensures residents have a meaningful voice in shaping policing in their city.

Through oversight of police policy, training, and discipline, we promote transparency, accountability, and trust between the community and law enforcement. 13-member Commission dedicated to bias-free policing, transparency, community input, trust, and policy reform in Cleveland.

For more information about the consent decree in Cleveland, please visit our website. For specific questions, suggestions or concerns - please email CPC Staff at [email protected].

05/28/2026

The CPC will not be hosting a Brady-Giglio Workgroup meeting at its office today. Commissioners Moreira-Benito, Mason, and Miller will instead meet via Zoom to review public applications for those interested in joining the workgroup.

Please note that this does not violate the Ohio Open Meetings Act, as there is no committee quorum because Commissioner Miller is not a member of the Accountability Committee.

05/26/2026

The agenda for tomorrow's full commission meeting has been posted to our website.
You can access it by clicking the link below:

05/20/2026

Tonight's Training Committee Meeting has been canceled.

05/20/2026

Tonight’s Training Committee Meeting has been delayed as the Special Full Commission meeting finishes up. It’s expected to start at 6:30 p.m., rather than 6 p.m. We appreciate your patience.

Should Cleveland renew the contract?
05/19/2026

Should Cleveland renew the contract?

Mayor Justin Bibb still wants Flock cameras in Cleveland, but now he’s decided to give city council the final say on whether the controversial surveillance technology sticks around.

05/14/2026

Cleveland remains under a federal Consent Decree, with many stakeholders saying more work is needed before federal oversight can responsibly end.

At today’s Safety Committee meeting, Councilwoman Stephanie Howse-Jones said she will do everything in her power to ensure the Cleveland Community Police Commission is properly resourced and equipped to serve the public effectively and help reshape how residents experience safety, transparency, and trust throughout the city.

After nearly 10 years under the Consent Decree, have you felt a shift in policing in Cleveland? What changes have you seen — and what work still needs to be done?
Stephanie D. Howse Cleveland City Council

05/11/2026

Tonight's Accountability Committee Meeting is canceled. Please join us tomorrow for the Rules Accountability Meeting and Wednesday for the Policy Committee Meeting.

This is a thought-provoking and insightful article. Give it a read and continue the conversation in the comments.
05/04/2026

This is a thought-provoking and insightful article. Give it a read and continue the conversation in the comments.

Cleveland is asking residents to trust a powerful surveillance system while refusing to show who’s using it—at a moment when that kind of secrecy carries consequences far beyond the city’s control.

05/04/2026

The conversation doesn’t end here. We’ll be announcing future CPC events soon.

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Cleveland, OH
44114

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