Office of Police Conduct Review

ATTENTION
As a result of the City of Minneapolis Public Health Emergency Declaration on March 16th, 2020, the Department of Civil Rights is operating in a modified capacity and will be unable to hold in-person intakes, filings, or meetings. Please utilize our website to file complaints or inquiries. Additionally, you can file a complaint or inquiry by contacting Minneapolis 311.
Phone: 311 (within city of Minneapolis) -or- (612) 673-3000
Text: 311TXT or 311898 to start your text
E-Mail: [email protected]
Staff are still available as usual during business hours and will respond to e-mails and voicemails per usual.

About

The Office of Police Conduct Review (OPCR) is a neutral agency that investigates allegations of police misconduct made to the City of Minneapolis.

Mission Statement

The Office of Police Conduct Review promotes adherence to the highest standard of police conduct and fosters mutual respect between the Minneapolis Police Department and the community it serves by fairly, objectively, and neutrally investigating complaints that allege misconduct by Minneapolis Police officers.

Vision Statement

To embed significant positive cultural changes in interactions between police officers and the community that will enhance and retain mutual respect and compassion.

Objectives

Assuring that police services are delivered in a lawful and nondiscriminatory manner
Providing the public meaningful participatory oversight of police misconduct
Investigating complaints of misconduct on the part of officers of the Minneapolis Police Department

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Studies Presented to Police Conduct Oversight Commission:

OPCR Fact Sheets

Last updated Mar 18, 2020

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Department of Civil Rights

Velma J. Korbel, Director