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MPD implementation unit reports progress on audit action items; committee asks for clearer public tracking
Summary
Commander Bryce Robinson told the committee the MPD implementation unit mapped 37 audit findings into 37 action items (89 sub‑items) and reported 6 completed and 31 in progress; members asked the unit to publish clearer tracking of which items are complete and next steps.
Commander Bryce Robinson, who leads MPD’s implementation unit, briefed the committee on progress following audit findings. He said the unit converted 37 audit findings into 37 action items and, when sub‑components are included, 89 actionable tasks. Robinson said 6 items are reported as completed (auditor review pending) and many more are in progress; the unit is tracking progress in an internal Smartsheet and holds monthly meetings with the city auditor to present proposed remedies and receive feedback.
Robinson listed examples of items implemented or advanced, including a neighborhood mediation program to resolve community disputes, new inspector reporting on delayed call responses, re‑establishing a violent criminal apprehension team, and designated homicide‑lieutenant reviews for cases with domestic‑violence histories. Committee members asked for the next quarterly report to identify which specific action items are completed or in progress and to provide timelines for outstanding work; Robinson agreed to expand future reporting.
