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MAY 2021
Louisville Metro and LMPD provide documents and information to the DOJ.
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DOJ Timeline
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1.
APRIL 2021
April 24, DOJ announces its pattern and practice investigation of Louisville Metro Government (Louisville Metro) and the Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD).
Louisville Metro, LMPD, and County Attorney leadership meet with DOJ to discuss the investigation process.
DOJ issues its First Request for Production of Documents and Information.
2.
MAY 2021
Louisville Metro and LMPD provide documents and information to the DOJ.
3.
JUNE 2021
Project Manager is hired to coordinate Louisville Metro's response to the DOJ.
Meeting among DOJ, Louisville Metro, and LMPD staff to discuss access for DOJ to systems and databases.
Week of June 21, DOJ conducts a week-long site visit to Louisville.
Louisville Metro provides laptops to DOJ staff for systems and database access.
4.
JULY 2021
Calls between DOJ and Louisville Metro/LMPD to discuss progress on database and systems access.
July 23 - 25, DOJ conducts ride-alongs with two (2) LMPD patrol divisions.
5.
AUGUST 2021
Week of August 23, DOJ conducts a week-long site visit to Louisville as well as virtual interviews.
6.
SEPTEMBER 2021
Calls between DOJ and Louisville Metro/LMPD to discuss database and systems access.
7.
OCTOBER 2021
Louisville Metro provides additional laptops to DOJ staff for systems and database access.
Louisville Metro Alternative Responder Model Research and Planning Final Report is issued.
Week of October 25, the DOJ conducts a week-long site visit to Louisville.
Louisville Metro Council is presented with an ask for American Rescue Plan (ARP) funds related to future reforms within LMPD; to include establishing a new Accountability and Improvement Bureau (AIB).
Newly created position of LMPD Deputy Chief of Accountability and Improvement Bureau is advertised nationally.
8.
NOVEMBER 2021
Louisville Metro Council approves $17.5 million of American Rescue Plan (ARP) funds related to the future reforms within LMPD, positions in a new Accountability and Improvement Bureau (AIB), and the Hillard Heintze report (which provided a comprehensive review of LMPD in January 2021).
DOJ conducts a three-day site visit to Louisville as well as conducting virtual interviews.
9.
DECEMBER 2021
DOJ conducts interviews regarding the Louisville Metro Alternative Responder Model Research and Planning Final Report.
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