Meeting Materials and Resources
OCTOBER 1 (NO QUORUM)
- SEPTEMBER 3 - CANCELLED
AUGUST 6
- JULY 2 - CANCELLED
JUNE18
- JUNE 4
- APRIL 2
- MARCH 5
- FEBRUARY 5
- JANUARY 17
- JANUARY 8 - CANCELLED (NO QUORUM)
- DECEMBER 4 (No Quorom)
- NOVEMBER 6
- OCTOBER 28
- OCTOBER 7
- OCTOBER 2
- September 28
- September 4
- AUGUST 7 - CANCELLED
- JULY 3
- JUNE 5
- MAY 4
- APRIL 3
- March 6 - CANCELED
- February 7
- January 3
- December 6
- NOVEMBER 1
- October 4
- September 16
Video - Part 1 | Video - Part 2 | Minutes - Part 1 | Minutes - Part 2 | Agenda Part 1 | Agenda Part 2
- September 6
- August - NO MEETING
- July 19
- July 8
- June 7
- May 3
- April 5
- March 22
- March 1
- February 1
- January 4
- December 14
Video | Meeting Minutes - November 2
Video | Meeting Minutes - September 7
Video | Meeting Minutes - August 3
Video | Meeting Minutes - July 6
Video | Meeting Minutes - June 1
Video | Meeting Minutes - May 6
Video | Meeting Minutes - April 6
Video | Meeting Minutes - March 2
Video | Meeting Minutes - February 2
Video | Meeting Minutes - January 18
Video | Meeting Minutes
ICPRB Public Hearings
The Independent Community Policing Review Board (ICPRB) may conduct public hearings as part of its civilian oversight responsibilities under City ordinance. Public hearings provide the Board with an opportunity to receive presentations, hear public comment, review information related to matters under consideration, and engage in public discussion prior to making recommendations or taking action within its authority.
Public hearings are open to the public and are intended to promote transparency in the Board's review process. Members of the public may attend hearings to observe proceedings and, when permitted, provide public comment for the Board's consideration.
Public comment is an opportunity for individuals to share information, perspectives, or concerns relevant to the matter being considered by the Board. Public hearings are not intended to serve as a question-and-answer session, and Board members may not respond directly to public comments during the hearing.
Information regarding upcoming public hearings, including dates, times, locations, agendas, supporting materials, registration requirements, and participation instructions, will be posted on this page as it becomes available. Hearing-specific rules and procedures, including time limits for speakers and standards of conduct, may apply.
Individuals who are unable to attend a public hearing may have the option to submit written comments in accordance with the instructions provided for the specific hearing.
Allan F. Tucker II: Public Hearing
The Independent Community Policing Review Board (“Board”) has scheduled a public hearing for the independent review of the investigation into the in-custody death of Allan F. Tucker II. The public hearing will be held on Monday, June 29, from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at the Del Pepper Community Resource Center City Council Chamber.
- Virtual attendees must register in advance!
- Advance registration is required for virtual attendance. Registered participants will receive access information via email prior to the hearing.
- Allan F. Tucker II Public Hearing Speakers Registration Form
- Individuals wishing to provide public comment during the Independent Community Policing Review Board (ICPRB) Public Hearing on Allan F. Tucker II must register to speak. Advance registration through this form is encouraged and will assist staff in administering the hearing and facilitating the orderly conduct of public comment.