Austin residents can stop by any Austin Public Library location to take a survey on APD's camera equipment policies.
to fill out the OPO's survey on rules related to how and when Austin police officers use their camera equipment. The survey is available in English and Spanish.
The OPO will also hold four community meetings for another opportunity to collect Austin residents' feedback. The meetings will include an educational presentation on current APD body-worn camera and dashboard policies, and provide a space for community members to offer feedback in real-time.The sessions will be available in English and Spanish with other languages available by request. American Sign Language interpretation will also be offered.
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