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POLICE COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES June 16, 2014, Call to Order Alderman Kenny called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. in the police department training room. In attendance: Alderman Kenny and Alderman

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How to fill out police committee minutes:

1. Begin by including the date, time, and location of the committee meeting at the top of the minutes.
2. List all attendees present at the meeting, including their names and titles.
3. Provide a summary of the agenda items discussed during the meeting. Include any motions or decisions made by the committee members.
4. Record any presentations or reports given during the meeting, along with the names of the individuals who presented.
5. Document any important discussions or debates that occurred, including key points and arguments made by committee members.
6. Include any action items or tasks assigned during the meeting, along with the responsible individuals and deadlines for completion.
7. Note any voting results or outcomes from decisions made during the meeting.
8. Summarize any announcements, updates, or other important information shared during the meeting.
9. Sign and date the minutes at the bottom to indicate their authenticity and completeness.

Who needs police committee minutes:

1. Police department administrators and supervisors may need the minutes to stay informed about committee decisions and actions.
2. Committee members themselves may need the minutes as a reference to remember discussions and tasks assigned to them.
3. City or municipal officials who oversee the police department may require the minutes to ensure transparency and accountability in committee activities.
4. Legal advisors and auditors may request the minutes as part of their review or investigation of the police department.
5. The public or community members who have an interest in the police department's operations may also request access to the minutes.

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What is police committee minutes?

Police committee minutes are official records of the meetings held by a police committee, detailing discussions, decisions, and actions taken during the meeting.

Who is required to file police committee minutes?

The members of the police committee are typically responsible for filing the police committee minutes.

How to fill out police committee minutes?

To fill out police committee minutes, include the date and time of the meeting, list of attendees, agenda items discussed, decisions made, and any action items assigned.

What is the purpose of police committee minutes?

The purpose of police committee minutes is to provide a formal record of what took place during the meeting for reference and to ensure transparency and accountability.

What information must be reported on police committee minutes?

Information such as meeting date and time, list of attendees, agenda items discussed, decisions made, and action items assigned must be reported on police committee minutes.