Clevelanders can help select members on the next federal monitoring team that will oversee Cleveland Police reforms, and the first of three community forums is taking place Tuesday night.
Tuesday night’s forum will feature the two finalists for the next independent monitoring team. However, city officials admitted Tuesday that they have no idea how well Cleveland is doing in regards to meeting the requirements of the consent decree or when federal oversight might end.
During a question-and-answer session held on Zoom for media Tuesday afternoon, officials with Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb’s administration told reporters that it is unclear where the city stands when it comes to complying with the consent decree. The current monitoring team bills the city $250 an hour per team member. The new team will likely cost more.
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