Madison: Announcement from the Office of the Independent Monitor
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~ On October 6, 2025, Robin Copley announced her resignation as the Independent Police Monitor to the Police Civilian Oversight Board. According to Copley, she is stepping down due to personal medical reasons and her last day in the office was October 3. However, her final day on the City payroll will be November 4.

Maia Pearson, Chair of the PCOB, expressed her gratitude for Copley's work in establishing the Office of the Independent Monitor. This office provides independent oversight of the Madison Police Department (MPD) and ensures accountability and responsiveness to community needs. The OIM is responsible for monitoring MPD policies, procedures, and use-of-force incidents, as well as investigating complaints and facilitating communication between the community and the police department to build trust.

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Copley has been with the City since December of 2022 and has played a crucial role in developing processes and procedures for the office. She also hired two employees and provided analytical and research support while advocating on behalf of the PCOB. Pearson acknowledged Copley's contributions to the office and wished her well in her future endeavors.

In light of Copley's resignation, the PCOB will be searching for an Interim Monitor while they conduct a thorough search for a permanent replacement. Interested candidates for this interim role will not be eligible to apply for the permanent position.

The PCOB encourages individuals who are passionate about promoting police accountability and building trust within their community to consider applying for this important role. The Board also wants to thank Robin Copley once again for her dedication and service to their mission.

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