The Office of Police Accountability has been active throughout the month of March, engaging with community members and public safety partners across Seattle. Our team attended the UNCF Seattle Seeds of Hope Gala and the 2026 Seattle Police Awards Ceremony. We also met with the SPD Filipino Advisory Council and the SPD LGBTQ+ Advisory Council, joined the Rainier Beach Public Safety Town Hall, and attended the latest Before the Badge meeting.
These engagements help strengthen collaboration, build trust, and ensure community perspectives continue to guide our work.
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Attending the UNCF Gala: Bonnie Glenn – OPA Director, Regina Glenn, Brian Surratt – Deputy Mayor, and Mayor Katie Wilson |
Request a Community Engagement Meeting
OPA is committed to transparency and community engagement. Our team provides presentations across Seattle on topics such as:
✅ Introduction to OPA – Learn how OPA is structured and operates.
✅ Complaint Process – Understand how to file a complaint and what to expect.
✅ Know Your Rights – Gain insights into common SPD interactions.
We meet with a wide variety of groups, including schools, libraries, advocacy organizations, commissions, community boards, and more!
Graphic inviting community presentation requests from OPA. At the top, white text on dark gray boxes reads: “Request a meeting and presentation from OPA regarding the following topics: Introduction to OPA, Complaint Process, and Know Your Rights.” Below, a heading asks, “Where does OPA go?” The background shows a cityscape of Seattle with tall buildings and the monorail in the background. A graphic of a dotted path with red location pins highlights places OPA presents, including non-governmental organizations, advocacy organizations, community groups, community centers, colleges, public libraries, community board meetings, religious organizations, and high schools.
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