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Documenters report: Minneapolis City Council committee weighs ShotSpotter contract extension
The Minneapolis City Council committee approved an ordinance requiring law enforcement transparency in joint agreements and postponed a $3.7 million ShotSpotter contract extension. Six residents opposed continuing with ShotSpotter, while one council member supported it. A utility bill assistance program with CAPHC was approved, and a police task force presentation was postponed.
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