SACRAMENTO (SACRAMENTO COUNTY)local legislationAgenda Ready

Review of Sacramento Police Evidence and Property Handling

Original title: Audit of the Sacramento Police Department Evidence and Property Division

April 13, 2026

police oversight public safety audit property management

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The Frame

What this does

This discussion impacts the oversight and accountability of how the Sacramento Police Department stores and tracks evidence, which affects legal proceedings and the security of property held by the city.

Who is mentioned in the record

Potentially affected actors named in the source documents. Mention is not a position.

Sacramento Police Department

The department's internal evidence and property management procedures are the subject of the audit and commission review.

Community Police Review Commission

The commission is tasked with reviewing the audit findings as part of their oversight responsibilities.

What changed

Last recorded activity April 13, 2026.

What's next

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Summary

The Community Police Review Commission is scheduled to discuss an audit of the Sacramento Police Department's Evidence and Property Division. This meeting serves as a formal review of the department's current procedures for managing evidence and property.

Key Facts

The Community Police Review Commission will conduct a discussion regarding the audit of the Sacramento Police Department Evidence and Property Division.
The document is filed under reference number 2026-00659.
The item was officially introduced on February 20, 2026.
The current status of the item is 'Agenda Ready'.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of this meeting?

The meeting is for the Community Police Review Commission to discuss the findings of an audit performed on the Sacramento Police Department's Evidence and Property Division.

Can the public attend this discussion?

The document identifies this as a '' for the Community Police Review Commission, but does not explicitly state public attendance rules.

Why It Matters

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Increased Oversight Focus

The formal review of the Evidence and Property Division by the Community Police Review Commission suggests a focus on administrative transparency within the police department.

Sacramento Police Department Community Police Review Commission

Connected Entities

organizationCommunity Police Review Commission“The body responsible for reviewing the audit findings.”Map →

organizationSacramento Police Department“The department subject to the audit of its evidence and property division.”Map →

Sources

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webapi.legistar.com

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