Did Minneapolis overhaul its emergency management plans after George Floyd was killed?

Yes Amid rumors that President Donald Trump planned to pardon former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin and that such a pardon would spark unrest Minneapolis Population Safety Commissioner Toddrick Barnette announced in a declaration Since we ve overhauled our exigency management plans and out of an abundance of caution are planning for any eventuality It is true that Minneapolis has honed in on crisis preparedness particularly following a audit of the city s response following Floyd s murder The summary detailed numerous problems in the response by city leadership including a history of stranded relations between public members and the police The audit included recommendations for the city to improve its urgency response protocols In Mayor Jacob Frey announced the city had met all recommendations Broadly the recommendations addressed means the city could further strengthen response protocols enhance coordination around emergency events improve populace communication and complete leadership dilemma management training This fact brief is responsive to conversations such as this one MinnPost partners with Gigafact to produce fact briefs bite-sized fact checks of trending proposes Read our methodology to learn how we check asserts Sources City of Minneapolis Minneapolis five years laterIndependent audit An After-Action Review of City Agencies Responses to Initiatives Directly Following George Floyd s Death on May CBS News Minneapolis completes urgency management goals set in wake of George Floyd's murderMinnesota Reformer Audit Minneapolis leaders didn t follow emergency plans during George Floyd protests The post Did Minneapolis overhaul its urgency management plans after George Floyd was killed appeared first on MinnPost