If you would like to file a complaint, on behalf of yourself or others, about the Ann Arbor Police Department please complete a Complaint Form. If you would like to file a complaint form in-person, please contact the commission Staff Liaison.
Commission Overview
The Independent Community Police Oversight Commission was established as a step in reframing the relationship that the residents of Ann Arbor have with the police and an investment in the smart, equitable, community-oriented policing that the Ann Arbor Police Department strives for and that our community deserves.
If you are interested in serving on ICPOC
Please submit a application by going to this link:
http://a2gov.granicus.com/boards/forms/460/apply
Upcoming Events
Ann Arbor Independent Community Police Oversight Commission Meeting.
Date: The meeting will be held Tuesday June 25, 2024 from 6:00pm-8:00pm.
Location: Larcom City Hall, 301 E Huron St, Second floor, City Council Chambers
This meeting will be broadcast live on CTN Cable Channel 16, ATT Channel 99, Online at a2gov.org/watchCTN Public commentary can be made in person or by calling: 877 853 5247 or 888 788 0099 Enter Meeting ID: 935 1520 9819
Public Office Hours
The Independent Community Police Oversight Commission public office hours are Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1:00pm-5:00pm and Wednesdays from 9:00am-12:00pm. Public Office Hours are intended for use by those wishing to talk to the commission’s Staff Liaison about Police Oversight Commission related matters
ONLY. Members of the public wishing to meet with the Staff Liaison during public office hours
MUST make an appointment by contacting the Staff Liaison.
Kennedi Blair Cummings, Boards and Commission Office Manager
Vision and Mission Statement
Vision
To foster a transparent and mutually beneficial relationship between the Ann Arbor Police Department and the Community at large.
Mission
To encourage the AAPD's respectful treatment of all community members
To enhance communication and sharing of information between the AAPD and the community
To promote positive interactions between the police department and members of vulnerable, at-risk and marginalized groups within the community
To build mutual trust between the community and law enforcement
Commissioners
The Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards (MCOLES) is nationally recognized as a leader in developing training and ethical standards for law enforcement officers. Governor Gretchen Whitmer recently expanded the commission to bring community voices to the table to improve community-police relations. ICPOC Chair Lisa Jackson is among the three inaugural community members to join MCOLES, bringing civilian oversight expertise and adding community representation to the policy-making table.
Council Liaisons
Reference Materials
ICPOC Annual Report 2023
ICPOC Unarmed Response Model Resolution
ICPOC Resolution To City Council Regarding Ann Arbor Traffic Transparency
ICPOC Ordinance
ICPOC Bylaws
AAPD Community Engagement Practices RFP #990
ICPOC Application
Additional Resources
Past Commission Meetings
Agendas,
Minutes, and
CTN Video of Commission Meetings
or visit the following links:
