An independent board is supposed to review Salt Lake City police misconduct. It’s understaffed, and misses deadlines, The Tribune found.
Salt Lake City’s Police Civilian Review Board is supposed to have 21 members. It currently has 13 listed, but five are operating on expired terms — and at least two are still working to get seated.
(Illustration by Christopher Cherrington | The Salt Lake Tribune) Salt Lake City’s Police Civilian Review Board has not publicly released any of its findings since January 2021. The oversight board is also understaffed, and often misses deadlines, The Salt Lake Tribune found.