Sharing knowledge to strengthen community oversight
Transparency is strengthened when the community can learn alongside the Board. Here you’ll find training presentations, research studies, and other resources used in Board sessions, giving residents the opportunity to explore the same information that shapes discussions on policing policies, accountability, and reform. Recorded training sessions are also available for reference in the Meeting Materials and Resources section of the website.
FY2025
- JUNE 2025
- The "What" and "Why"
- The Evolution of Civilian Oversight in the U.S.: 1920's - 1990's
- Oversight Models and Ranges of Authority
- AUGUST 8, 2025
- Principles for Effective Oversight
- Procedural Justice & Legitimacy
- Conducting Civilian Oversight of Law Enforcement: Review of the Ordinance and Applicable Authorities
- SEPTEMBER 2025 (this was NOT a public meeting/training, as such it was not recorded)
- APD TRAINING - Presentations by APD Employees & City Staff
- Additional Resources noted in presentations
- George Mason’s Center for Evidence-Based Policing Assessment of 21st Century Policing Program referenced during Dr. Engle’s presentation
- Albuquerque Crisis Intervention Model referenced during Chief McGuire's presentation
- What is Community Safety - City of Albuquerque
- APD 21st Century Policing Plan 2020 (updated) referenced during Chief McGuire's presentation
- 21st Century Policing report referenced by Chief McGuire