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Community Police Review Board Forum to be held on Oct. 16 at ICPL

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The Community Police Review Board will host a community forum on October 16, 2024, at the Iowa City Public Library, beginning at 5:30 p. m. This forum aims to solicit feedback from residents regarding the policies, practices, and procedures of the Iowa City Police Department. Community members are encouraged to attend and share their views, fostering an open dialogue between citizens and law enforcement. For those unable to attend in person, submissions can be sent to CPRB@iowa-city.

org or mailed to the board by September 30, 2024, ensuring that all voices can be heard. The initiative underscores the board's dedication to enhancing transparency and accountability within the police department. Participants will have the chance to influence local policing practices directly, making this a significant community engagement effort. For more information about the Community Police Review Board and its activities, residents can visit the official city website. This forum is a crucial step in building trust and collaboration between the Iowa City community and its police force.

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