Minnesota Civilian
Public Safety Commission
Make Your Community
a Better Place
Independent Civilian Review Board
Fair- Transparent- Accountable
Independent Civilian Review Board
Fair- Transparent- Accountable
Minnesota Civilian Public Safety Commission is a community-based nonprofit 501C4 organization that believes that all citizens are entitled to equal protection under the law.
Accountability is the way Minnesota Civilian Public Safety Commission will help ensure that individuals entrusted with power and authority don't abuse their power and violate your civil rights.
Our Objectives
Our Objectives
- Increase public safety by monitoring communities, assigning our community ambassadors that will take a proactive approach to prevent youth gun and gang violence
- Establishing strategic partnerships that will work to implement strategies that will reduce overall violence and crime in the community
- Improve access to community resources and governmental services
- Expand homeowner ship opportunities for economically disadvantages individuals and families
- Redevelop and transform communities that have been targeted and disadvantaged by systematic oppression
- Police and government services auditing and civilian oversight; special advisors on strategies to ensure government accountability
Public Service Profile
Public Service Profile
The Honorable David A. Singleton
The Honorable David A. Singleton
Founder and Executive Chairman
- Provisional Chairman for the Minnesota Police Reserve Officers Association
- Former Reserve Police Officer in Minnesota.
- Former Chairman and member for the Ramsey County Personnel Review Board
- Former City of St. Paul District Council President and Special Advisor to the Mayor and the St. Paul City Council
- Honorary Special Envoy for his Excellency, Vice President of the Republic of Liberia Joseph N. Boaki
- Retired Commissioner and Chairman for the City of Roseville Human Rights Commission, advising the Mayor and City Council
- Retired Vice-Chair for the Maplewood Police Use of Force Advisory Board
- Retired Assistant Commissioner for the Boy Scouts of America
- Qualified by the Minnesota Supreme Court, Civil Arbitrator, and Special Consensual Magistrate Minn Rule 114 (Current)
- President and Chairman for the League of Minnesota Human Rights Commissions (Current)
- Law enforcement Major Century College (Current)
- Century College Student Senate President 2020-2021 (Current)
- Mock Trial Judge for Mitchell-Hamline School of Law and Graduate from Arbitration and civil and criminal Law
- Member of the Minnesota Paralegal Association (Current) Chairman of the Minnesota Governmental Affairs Committee
- Member of the National Federation of Paralegals (Current)
To: All readers on this website
From: David A. Singleton, Executive Chairman
Re: False and Misleading Information Published
To whom It May Concern:
I have worked in public safety, human rights and government services for most of my life, however back in 2015 while working in my official capacity as the President for the League of Minnesota Human Rights Commissions, I assigned other Commissioners to investigate a complaint that was made to our office regarding a business in the city of Roseville Minnesota who was accused of engaging in possible illegal activity in the area of race, which is against Minnesota Statute 363A (Minnesota Human Rights Act)
Our investigation was obstructed by former Lieutenant Lorne Rosand who was employed by the Roseville Police Department. While Rosand was employed with the City of Roseville, he used his authority as a police officer to make false and slanderous accusations against myself and my volunteer Commissioners. We believe the primary reason he did this was because of retaliation against me when I was a Commissioner for Human Rights in the City of Roseville for almost 8 years. During my time as a Roseville Commissioner I made findings that were not favorable to the police department.
Because I am a public official the local media got word of this attack and published false and misleading stories and my reputation suffered as a result. I also had to hire a reputation specialist to assist me in repairing some of the damage done.
My Attorney advised me to post the letter that you see to the right of this memo for explanation and disclosure regarding the incident. I f you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.
Thank you.
About Us
About Us
The Minnesota Civilian Public Safety Commission is a non-governmental organization Based in Maplewood and serving the state of Minnesota our organization is public safety certified by the Internal Revenue Service as a 501c4 non-profit.
Our Mission
Our Mission
Minnesota Civilian Public Safety Commission conducts activities in the general areas of public safety, crime prevention, housing, and community development. We monitor and create strategies to ensure governmental and police accountability. Additionally, we act as an independent review board regarding matters of public interest.
