Website Redesign and Modernization for the Community Police Commission (CPC)

The Community Police Commission (CPC) of Cleveland is seeking to modernize its public-facing website to better fulfill its mission of civilian oversight and community engagement in police reform. The current site, clecpc.org, hosts critical public information including policy evaluations, reform progress reports, meeting records, and community resources, but its outdated structure, navigation, and design hinder accessibility and usability. The redesign project aims to create a mobile-responsive, ADA-compliant platform that enhances public access to documents, improves the experience for residents seeking to understand or participate in police oversight, and empowers CPC staff with a more maintainable digital tool. This initiative supports the CPC’s core goals of transparency, accountability, and community-centered governance by ensuring that information is easily discoverable, consistently updated, and universally accessible. The solicitation for this website redesign is formally issued under number 2025-RFP-138 by the Community Development agency in Ohio, with responses due by July 16, 2026. The project is managed by the CPC, and all inquiries should be directed to Lisa Johnson, the primary point of contact, through the provided email and phone number. The website will be hosted and maintained in Cleveland, Ohio, and must meet federal and state standards for digital accessibility and user experience. The new platform is expected to serve as a vital hub for public trust, enabling the CPC to more effectively communicate its work, document its impact, and foster deeper community involvement in the ongoing efforts to reform policing in the city.