Austin Police Oversight is updating its Know Your Rights materials for 2026. We need your input to ensure the new materials are clear, accessible, and community-informed. Learn more about this initiative and ways you can participate! Austin Police Oversight is hosting a series of small focus...
Austin Police Oversight is updating its Know Your Rights materials for 2026. We need your input to ensure the new materials are clear, accessible, and community-informed. Learn more about this initiative and ways you can participate! Austin Police Oversight is hosting a series of small focus...
The Police Oversight Implementation Work Group Meetings are held once every quarter and hosted by the City of Austin's Office of Police Oversight (OPO). These meetings are designed for community members to get updates on police oversight and accountability efforts and hear about OPO’s policy...
We’re excited to invite you to the Office of Police Oversight (OPO)’s first-ever Community Open House — a special opportunity for Austinites to connect directly with our staff and leadership, ask questions, and learn how we work to promote transparency, accountability, and community trust in local law enforcement. Oversight is a community-first process and OPO...
What: You are invited to the next quarterly Police Oversight Implementation Working Group meeting by the Office of Police Oversight (OPO). The meeting will provide an overview of quarterly complaints data, as mandated by Resolution 99.The meeting is open to the public and will be hosted on Zoom. You can register...
The Office of Police Oversight (OPO) will host the second quarterly Police Oversight Implementation Workgroup meeting on February 22, 2024, from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. OPO invites community members to attend this meeting to receive the most recent complaints data from OPO. The meeting is open to the public...
Join the Office of Police Oversight for the first quarterly Police Oversight Implementation Workgroup meeting on November 21, 2023, from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. We invite community members to attend this meeting to learn about the City's progress in implementing Proposition A and Resolution 99. The meeting...
SummaryOn Election Day, voters overwhelmingly approved Prop A & rejected Prop B, expressing support for stronger civilian oversight of our city's police department. Action BoxKeep an eye on our Instagram page for updates on how the new police contract negotiations are progressing. Election Day is...
SummaryProp A & Prop B are both on the ballot because of citizen signature drives and both are related to police oversight and accountability...
The upcoming City of Austin election on May 6th will feature two propositions that could change the landscape of police oversight in Austin. At issue is the power and authority of the City’s Office of Police Oversight. Join us on April 20 for a discussion about...