Minneapolis Council Proposes to Dismantle Office of Community Safety
- Minneapolis City Council leaders advanced a proposal to eliminate the Office of Community Safety.
- The office was created in 2022 in response to calls for police reform following George Floyd's death.
- Concerns over poor management and financial oversight led to the proposal.
- Mayor Jacob Frey warned that dismantling the office could jeopardize critical services.
- Pushback from Mayor Frey has emerged against the council's move.