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ST. LOUIS – St. Louis leaders are taking up the issue of police body cameras at a meeting of the city’s Board of Estimate and Apportionment. After a spirited plea by St. Louis Board President Lewis Reed, they decided to move forward on looking at getting cameras for city police officers.

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🔖 Articles of Note

Reed introduces bills to add money for Cure Violence, body camera funding	STLtoday	2019-09-14
Verify: Do Richmond Heights police have body cameras?	KSDK	2019-09-06
St. Louis leaders take first step towards police body cameras	KSDK	2019-08-21
St. Louis officials OK trial of police body cameras, but unknown whether they'll stick	St. Louis Public Radio	2019-08-21
Police turn body cams into tools for public relations, not accountability	Columbia Journalism Review	2019-08-21
Body cameras helped convict ex-cop Roy Oliver in Jordan Edwards’ murder	The Texas Tribune	2018-08-28
⏳ STLduJour Dec 11		2020-12-11
⚜️ STLduJour 12/10/20		2020-12-10

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Budget Documents	stlouis-mo.gov
Sunshined Contracts and Leases 8-19 E and A
FY 2020 Budget Presented in Line Item Detail as Proposed to E and A	stlouis-mo.gov
City of St. Louis Proposed FY2020 Annual Operating Plan	stlouis-mo.gov

🗓 Past Events

Board of Estimate and Apportionment Meeting	12-16
Board of Estimate and Apportionment Meeting	08-19
Board of Estimate and Apportionment Meeting	05-20
Board of Estimate and Apportionment Meeting and FY21 Budget Presentation	04-22
Selection Committee Meeting - RFP for Body Worn Cameras for the Division of Police	03-03