Would fund police scientist's forensics training

Minneapolis file 2026-01092, before the Minneapolis City Council. Passed as of 2026-10-24.

Latest action: Published

What it does

Police forensic scientist gets paid training Forensic Scientist Alison Murray attends a national training symposium in Tampa in October 2026, paid by the Law Enforcement & Emergency Services Video Association.

The bigger picture

Police department improves video forensics skills The department gains advanced video forensics knowledge that Murray can bring back and teach other officers working with crime scene video evidence.

What to watch

Only one employee benefits from outside donation The gift covers training for one person only, so most police staff do not get forensics training unless the department funds it separately.

Official summary

Passage of Resolution accepting donation from Law Enforcement & Emergency Services Video Association (LEVA) for Police Forensic Scientist Alison Murray to attend theAnnual LEVA Training Symposium in Tampa, Florida,from October 22-30, 2026.

Read the official record for 2026-01092

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