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Community Board for Police Accountability October 14, 2026, Hybrid Meeting

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The Community Board for Police Accountability is the independent governing body in the City’s new Oversight System.
6:00 pm to 8:30 pm

Community Board for Police Accountability Hybrid Meeting 

October 14, 2026, 6:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. 

The Community Board for Police Accountability (CBPA) is the independent governing body that, with support from the Office of Community-based Police Accountability (OCPA), makes up the City's newly established Oversight System.

The CBPA is composed entirely of volunteers, appointed by City Council, who have completed rigorous background checks and comprehensive training in preparation for this important responsibility.

In accordance with Portland City Code and state law, the CBPA conducts hybrid public meetings, allowing board members to participate fully either in person or online via video or teleconference. Members of the public are welcome to attend in person, while online participation is limited to ensure a safe and constructive environment.

Meeting Location: 

The Portland Building 
1120 SW 5th Ave, Room 108
Portland, Oregon 97204
 


Online option: 

Online participants may submit questions to the moderator, but other forms of participation are limited. Virtual attendees may use the link below. 

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Meeting ID: 272 506 054 743 543
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Meeting Agenda:

Registration for virtual public comment closes 2 hours prior to the start of the meeting. In-person testifiers must sign up before the agenda item is heard.

When testifying during the meeting, state your name for the record. If you are a lobbyist appearing on behalf of a lobbying entity, you must also declare which lobbying entity you are authorized to represent in your testimony. (The City's lobbying regulations can be found in City Code Chapter 2.12.)

Each person will have 3 minutes, unless otherwise stated by the facilitator.

Please call 311 if you need registration assistance.

  1. Meeting called to order 
  2. Roll Call 
  3. Approve the Agenda 
  4. Public Comment 
    Register for public comment 
     
  5. Presentation from Kelsey Lloyd, Independent Police Review (IPR) Director
  6. CBPA Q&A with Director Lloyd 
  7. Presentation from bylaws fact finding body. - Sara Citrenbaum, Trish Garner, Tida Lane-Howe
  8. CBPA Discussion on bylaws
  9. Adjourn

To submit written public comment, email kristen.thorp@portlandoregon.gov by Monday, October 13, at 5pm with the subject line, "Public Comment for CBPA meeting October 14, 2026" All files must be submitted by that time to be included in the meeting's record.


Related Documents 

PDF fileCBPA Bylaws Comparison297.44 KB

Voting Record

 


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