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Evansville Police Commission approves claims, buys candidate feedback report and removes two applicants
Summary
At its Aug. 26, 2024 meeting the Evansville Police Commission approved minutes and $2,000 in claims, authorized purchase of a candidate feedback report for the 2024 captain promotion process, removed two applicants from consideration and set its next meeting for Sept. 9, 2024.
The Evansville Police Commission met on Aug. 26, 2024, approved routine business and took several personnel- and finance-related actions before adjourning.
An unidentified participant moved to approve the minutes from Aug. 8, and another participant seconded the motion; members present voted verbally 'Aye' and the motion carried. The commission then voted to approve claims totaling $2,000 after a motion and second were recorded.
The commission approved a requested modification to a request for funds to purchase a candidate feedback report for participants in the 2024 promotional process for the rank of captain. Speaker 3 moved to authorize the purchase and Speaker 1 seconded; the motion carried. The transcript refers to this as a "candidate feedback report" for the 2024 promotional process.
Chair reported that the commission received an update on officers in field training; the transcript line reads "Swillia and field training," and no substantive changes to staffing were recorded in the meeting.
The commission also moved to remove two applicants from the process. The identifiers given in the record are "23-077" and "24-071." Speaker 2 initiated the motion to remove the applicants, Speaker 1 seconded, and the motion carried.
Members set the next commission meeting for Sept. 9, 2024, at 4:15 p.m. The chair asked for any other business; Police Chief Phil Smith, who was listed among guests at the start of the meeting, replied, "No sir." An unidentified participant then moved to adjourn; the motion was seconded and carried.
The meeting record provides only verbal "Aye" votes and does not include roll-call tallies or names tied to individual votes. No ordinances, contracts, or grant awards were discussed or adopted during this session according to the transcript.
