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Oakland oversight commission advances draft violence-reduction plan to Public Safety Committee

Oakland Public Safety Planning and Oversight Commission · April 20, 2026
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Summary

On April 20, the Oakland Public Safety Planning and Oversight Commission voted unanimously to advance its draft four-year Community Violence Reduction Plan, a Measure NN-funded strategy that sets citywide goals, funding ranges and high-level strategies and will be reviewed next by the Public Safety Committee.

The Oakland Public Safety Planning and Oversight Commission voted unanimously April 20 to advance a draft four-year Community Violence Reduction Plan (CVRP) funded by Measure NN to the city's Public Safety Committee, moving the plan one step closer to a city council vote.

Chair Chukla moved to forward the draft with a set of high-level edits and Commissioner Dixon seconded the motion. The revisions narrow prescriptive program details in several strategies, remove an explicit reference to the negotiated settlement agreement from one oversight strategy, and allow flexibility in funding ranges so departments may reallocate within the CVRP's goals. Roll call recorded five ayes: Commissioners Winn, Dixon, Chukla, Owens and Gutierrez.

Why it matters: Measure NN, approved by Oakland voters in 2024, creates a parcel and parking tax to fund violence-prevention and public-safety priorities.…

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