Metro Transit Police Work Group Meeting

NOTICE: The Metropolitan Council Chair has determined it is not practical or prudent to conduct in-person meetings in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Accordingly, committee members will participate in this meeting via telephone or other electronic means and the meeting will be conducted under Minnesota Statutes section 13D.021 at the date and time stated above. We encourage you to monitor the meeting remotely. In accordance with a new law effective Aug. 1, there will be an opportunity for members of the public to provide public comment as part of our virtual meeting of the full Metropolitan Council. You may pre-register to speak at a virtual public meeting of the Metropolitan Council by emailing us at [email protected]. You may also email your comments, and we will respond to your comments in a timely manner.

The Metro Transit Police Work Group constitutes a quorum of the Community Development Committee and the Environment Committee, and therefore is publicly noticed as a special meeting of both committees.

   

I.	CALL TO ORDER
II.	REVIEW OF AGENDA
III.	INFORMATION  [presentation]
	1.	Develop Work Plan and Schedule [draft work plan]
	2.	Overview of 21st Century Policing at Metro Transit (Metro Transit Police Chief Eddie Frizell)
	3.	Initial Overview of Other Transit Agencies’ Approaches (Leah Palmer, Lesley Kandaras)
	4.	Discuss Next Steps Based on the discussion: Do committee members need more information on any of the subjects discussed today? Did the group decide anything today that should be included in the draft recommendations?
V.	ADJOURNMENT

Committee information

Metro Transit Police Work Group

Committee contact:
Bridget Toskey
[email protected]