The First Year Monitoring Plan requires the BPD to perform and disclose to the public comprehensive studies on key components of the agency such as staffing, technology, and transportation. Such evaluations, studies, and audits will lay the baseline for the reform process of the Department. The Consent Decree also empowers the agency to seek new technologies and resources to better pursue its mission of community-oriented, constitutional policing.
Click on any of the below topics to explore detailed reports on the BPD’s resources, and our plan for moving towards compliance.
- Police Foundation Impact Reports
- Staffing Study
- Recruitment
- Technology Resource Study
- Body Worn Cameras Basics
- Understanding Use of Force
- New Technology Initiatives
- 2018 Overtime Audit
- 2016 Report on Community Policing
- 2017 Report on Community Policing
- 2018 Report on Community Policing
- 2019 Report on Community Policing
- 2020 Report on Community Policing
- Annual First Amendment Protected Activity Assessment - 2020
- Annual Sexual Assault Investigations Data Reports
- Overpayment Assessment Audit
- Q4 2019 Report on Misconduct Investigations
- 2020 Assessment of Arrests Resulting in a Release Without Charge (RWOC)
- 2020 Outcome Assessment: Use of Force Incidents
- 2021 BPD Consent Decree Reform Update
- 2021 Report on Community Policing
- 2021 Cell Site Simulator Report
