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MPD implementation unit outlines ride‑alongs, citizens academy and policy hub
Summary
Lieutenant Bryce Robinson told the Community Commission on Police Oversight the implementation unit is scheduling commissioner ride‑alongs, planning a citizens academy and building a searchable policy hub expected in early 2026, and noted training updates including a three‑day use‑of‑force training with a completion date listed as Dec. 17.
The commission received a report from the Minneapolis Police Department implementation unit on outreach, training and tools intended to increase transparency and community engagement.
Lieutenant Bryce Robinson described several opportunities for commissioners and community members: scheduled ride‑alongs coordinated through precinct desks, a nascent citizens academy to allow community observers to see training and curriculum development, and a planned external implementation newsletter. Robinson said the unit is working on a public 'policy hub' to make MPD policies searchable and to provide a channel for public feedback; the hub is expected to launch in early 2026.
Robinson also discussed recent policy approvals and training schedules, calling out that use‑of‑force training is a three‑day course and that, as presented, the last day to complete that training for officers was listed as Dec. 17. He described efforts to expand community engagement by surveying youth on contact policies and to strengthen officer wellness programs.
Commissioners asked about logistics for attending training sessions; Robinson said the initial approach is scheduled dates for commissioners to attend and that open access depends on room capacity and other training obligations. The city attorney noted logistical constraints such as space and mandatory attendance for some positions.
The clerk was asked to receive and file the implementation report for the record. Commissioners indicated interest in continued collaboration on training observation and public policy outreach.
