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Oakland Police Commission ad hoc finalizes schedule to complete CMC statement before Sept. 29 hearing
Summary
The NSA ad hoc committee set a series of meetings and deadlines to produce a concise Case Management Conference statement for the Sept. 29 hearing, directing staff to draft after the Aug. 24 meeting and aiming for commission review on Sept. 10.
The Oakland Police Commission's NSA ad hoc committee on Aug. 17 set a firm schedule to prepare a Case Management Conference (CMC) statement for a Sept. 29 hearing, agreeing to meet weekly and to circulate drafts for commissioner feedback.
"We're going to meet every Monday from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m.," Chair Commissioner Omar Farmer said as he outlined the group's timetable and the steps for drafting and commission review. He asked staff to begin drafting after the Aug. 24 ad hoc meeting so there is time to revise before the Sept. 10 commission meeting.
Members agreed on a short turnaround: the ad hoc will draft an outline, solicit commissioner feedback at the Aug. 27/31 meetings, and either finalize the statement at the Sept. 10 commission meeting or be authorized to finish it afterward. Staff and the chief of staff discussed posting and agenda deadlines to ensure the statement could be included on the commission agenda if possible.
The schedule accommodates Labor Day and a narrow submission window: participants noted the group may need to send the draft to Bridget in the city attorney/administrative office and that the formal submission deadline falls in mid-September. The ad hoc emphasized keeping the final statement concise and focused on the commission's needs for sustaining oversight.
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