Civilian Police Review Board – Oct 14, 2026

Where
389 Congress Street, Room 209, Portland, ME 04101

Location from the city's meeting portal. The posted agenda is the official notice; check it if the two differ.

What was decided

The board elected Joey Brunelle as Chair and Rachel Schlein as Vice Chair, approved its Training Procedures as amended for submission to the City Council, and after an executive session found that the investigations of IA Case 2025-014 and IA Case 2026-001 were thorough, timely, fair, and objective. The board also discussed an IA Case Review spreadsheet, upcoming trainings, and future case review assignments.

Decisions recorded

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Agenda

The board will review draft guidelines for evaluating IA cases, training procedures, and the duties of the community liaison. It will also hold an executive session on IA case reviews and vote on the findings.

Agenda items

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Terms used here

executive session
A part of a public meeting closed to the public. Maine's Freedom of Access Act (1 M.R.S. § 405) allows it only for specific reasons, such as lawsuits, real estate, contracts, or personnel matters.
M.R.S.
Maine Revised Statutes, the state's laws.

All the terms in the glossary

Source

This meeting on the City of Portland's meeting portal (opens in new tab) (CivicClerk). First recorded by Portland Publick on .