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CPRB reviews 2026 priorities and schedules OIR report, equipment oversight sessions

Modesto Community Police Review Board · April 15, 2026
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Summary

The Community Police Review Board reviewed and updated its 2026 priorities and calendar on April 15, noting plans to review the OIR annual report, consider a presentation on MPD's response, and possibly schedule discussion of military-style equipment after an informational event May 19.

The Modesto Community Police Review Board used its April 15 meeting to revisit and refine its 2026 priorities and meeting calendar, with staff proposing a schedule of presentations and placeholders through the summer.

Staff member Scotty summarized upcoming items including a May presentation of the OIR annual report covering January'December 2025 (timing may be adjusted), a behavioral health presentation with Stanislaus County, and a July 15 target for the first draft of the CPRB annual report. Scotty asked board members for edits and said staff would update the calendar accordingly.

Board members also discussed attending an informational open house scheduled for May 19 related to military-style equipment. Lieutenant Kber and other staff described the May 19 event as an open house from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. and said attendance would be permissible so long as board members avoided discussing board business as a quorum. One participant noted the transcript lists the site as both "600th Street" and "610th Street," and staff said a site clarification will be provided.

Independent Police Auditor Stephen told the CPRB his presentation had been pushed to May to allow additional time for review; he said members would receive the report packet with the agenda posting. Board members agreed to use placeholders in July or August for topics that might shift, and to revisit scheduling after members attend relevant informational events.

The board did not take votes to adopt new policy at the April 15 meeting; staff will circulate an updated calendar and the packet for the OIR annual report when available.