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From YouTube: August 10, 2023 City of Minneapolis Minute

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The City of Minneapolis Minute provides a snapshot of exciting opportunities and important information for residents. Each episode will provide timely news of interests and how you can get involved.

August 10, 2023 City of Minneapolis Minute topics:
1. Candidates running for City Council
File in person at Elections & Voter Services by August 15, 2023

2. MPD looking for feedback on police policies
Visit webpage to give feedback
www.minneapolismn.gov/resident-services/public-safety/police-public-safety/investigations-settlement-agreement/court-enforceable-settlement-agreement/mpd-policies/community-engagement/

3. Community Commission on Police Oversight
Sign up online to attend meetings
www.minneapolismn.gov/government/boards-and-commissions/ccpo/

City of Minneapolis website: www.minneapolismn.gov

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Foreign Michael Douglas from the Communications Department, with your City of Minneapolis minute. If you want to run from Minneapolis city council, you have until August 15th to file for candidacy. All 13 Council seats are on this year's ballot. Candidates must file in person at the elections in voter Services office located at 980 East Hennepin Avenue, the municipal election is Tuesday. November 7th, Minneapolis, Police Department wants your feedback for its Community sessions on police policies. There are nine engagement sessions for Community input and education.

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They are part of the consent, decree settlement between Minnesota Department of Human Rights and the City of Minneapolis and MPD. You can engage in police oversight by attending a community Commission on police oversight, public meeting. They are a 15-member independent body. Ccpo can research, MPD misconduct, complaints and make recommendations on policies and procedures. The commission has four meetings left for 2023.. You can sign up to speak or submit your opinion using an online form for more information on these topics or other City events and services, contact, 311 or check out the City of Minneapolis website.