Body-Worn Cameras and Dashboard Cameras: Final Recommendations
The Body-Worn Cameras and Dashboard Cameras: Final Recommendations report concludes Phase III of OPO’s three-phase process to facilitate a rewrite of Austin Police Department (APD) policies related to body-worn and dashboard cameras. OPO offers 17 policy and process recommendations based on findings from community survey data and research into the policymaking processes of other U.S. police departments.
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Background Information
In Phase I, OPO conducts a preliminary analysis of APD’s current policy language on specific topics. All analyses are made available on OPO’s website.
In Phase II, OPO works with community partners and stakeholders to gather input from the public about proposed changes to policies. This outreach effort includes events, surveys, and other forms of community engagement.
In Phase III, OPO submits policy recommendations and community feedback to the City Manager, City Council, and APD. Then, APD is responsible for working with the City Manager’s Office to review and act on these final recommendations.
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Recommendations
This report concludes Phase III of OPO's three-phase process to facilitate a rewrite of Austin
Police Department (APD) policies related to body-worn and dashboard cameras.