Commission holds June regular meeting
The public and media are invited to participate in the June regular meeting of the Calgary Police Commission on Wednesday, June 26, 2024, from 3 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Regular meetings include a public portion where commissioners discuss a variety of topics with the Calgary Police Service leadership and hear from the public. There is also a private portion where commissioners and the Service discuss police conduct complaint investigations, personnel issues, and any other sensitive matters that cannot be discussed in public.
The agenda for this month’s public meeting includes presentations on:
- Efforts to improve the safety of public spaces
- The policing plan for the Calgary Stampede
- Progress on the goals of the annual policing plan
- The Service’s ongoing anti-racism work
- Local crime trends
Written reports and the presentations for the meeting are now available on the Calgary Police Commission website.
The link to watch or participate in the meeting live is:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89651879715?pwd=znLDte70Tc3rj9wJLjhlGD718f-ZIw.mDrfMsjXYilIjml7
Passcode: 432008
A recording will be available within 48 hours of the meeting at:
https://www.calgarypolicecommission.ca/meeting-documents
Members of the public can register to participate in the meeting by either making a presentation or asking a question. Anyone wishing to provide input to the Commission also has the option of providing a written submission.
The Calgary Police Commission is a body of 10 community members and two city councillors appointed by City Council and the Government of Alberta to provide independent governance and oversight of Calgary’s police.
To protect the political neutrality of law enforcement, Calgary’s police chief reports to us instead of elected leaders. We provide direction to the Calgary Police Service through the police chief, police policies, monitoring of the police conduct complaint process, and approval of how the police budget is spent.
About the Commission
The Calgary Police Commission is a body of 10 community members and two city councillors appointed by City Council and the Government of Alberta to provide independent governance and oversight of Calgary’s police.
To protect the political neutrality of law enforcement, Calgary’s police chief reports to us instead of elected leaders. We provide direction to the Calgary Police Service through the police chief, police policies, monitoring of the police conduct complaint process, and approval of how the police budget is spent.