From left, Commissioners Carol Lee, Brian Haley, Rebecca Webber, Daniela Nunez and Sam Holt cast their votes on the contract with Austin police and City of Austin during Austin?s Public Safety Commission meeting at Austin City Hall, Monday, Dec. 4, 2017. The commissioners voted to approve the contract. (Stephen Spillman / for American-Statesman)

Chris Harris, Grassroots Leadership, Chas Moore, Austin Justice Coalition, Kathy Mitchell, Texas Criminal Justice Coalition, speak against the contract with Austin police during Austin?s Public Safety Commission meeting at Austin City Hall, Monday, Dec. 4, 2017. The commissioners voted to approve the contract. (Stephen Spillman / for American-Statesman)

From left, Commissioners Carol Lee, Brian Haley, Rebecca Webber, Daniela Nunez and Sam Holt cast their votes on the contract with Austin police and City of Austin during Austin?s Public Safety Commission meeting at Austin City Hall, Monday, Dec. 4, 2017. The commissioners voted to approve the contract. (Stephen Spillman / for American-Statesman)

Interim Austin Police Chief Brian Manley approaches the microphone during Austin?s Public Safety Commission meeting at Austin City Hall, Monday, Dec. 4, 2017. (Stephen Spillman / for American-Statesman)

Interim Austin Police Chief Brian Manley speaks about the contract with Austin police and City of Austin during Austin?s Public Safety Commission meeting at Austin City Hall, Monday, Dec. 4, 2017. The commissioners voted to approve the contract. (Stephen Spillman / for American-Statesman)

Interim Austin Police Chief Brian Manley speaks about the contract with Austin police and City of Austin during Austin?s Public Safety Commission meeting at Austin City Hall, Monday, Dec. 4, 2017. The commissioners voted to approve the contract. (Stephen Spillman / for American-Statesman)

At right, Chris Harris, Grassroots Leadership, Chas Moore, Austin Justice Coalition, Kathy Mitchell, Texas Criminal Justice Coalition, speak against the contract with Austin police during Austin?s Public Safety Commission meeting at Austin City Hall, Monday, Dec. 4, 2017. The commissioners voted to approve the contract. (Stephen Spillman / for American-Statesman)

Andrew Romero, left, and Austin Police Association President Ken Casaday speak about the contract with Austin police and City of Austin during Austin?s Public Safety Commission meeting at Austin City Hall, Monday, Dec. 4, 2017. The commissioners voted to approve the contract.(Stephen Spillman / for American-Statesman)

Sukyi McMahon shares some of her concerns about the contract with Austin police and City of Austin during Austin?s Public Safety Commission meeting at Austin City Hall, Monday, Dec. 4, 2017. The commissioners voted to approve the contract. (Stephen Spillman / for American-Statesman)

From left, Commissioners Brian Haley, Rebecca Webber, Daniela Nunez and Sam Holt listen to members of the public speak about the contract with Austin police and City of Austin during Austin?s Public Safety Commission meeting at Austin City Hall, Monday, Dec. 4, 2017. The commissioners voted to approve the contract. (Stephen Spillman / for American-Statesman)

Peter Beland shares his concerns about the contract with Austin police and City of Austin during Austin?s Public Safety Commission meeting at Austin City Hall, Monday, Dec. 4, 2017. The commissioners voted to approve the contract. (Stephen Spillman / for American-Statesman)

Chris Harris, Grassroots Leadership, shares his concerns about the contract with Austin police and City of Austin during Austin?s Public Safety Commission meeting at Austin City Hall, Monday, Dec. 4, 2017. The commissioners voted to approve the contract. (Stephen Spillman / for American-Statesman)

At right, Interim Austin Police Chief Brian Manley speaks about the contract with Austin police and City of Austin during Austin?s Public Safety Commission meeting at Austin City Hall, Monday, Dec. 4, 2017. The commissioners voted to approve the contract. (Stephen Spillman / for American-Statesman)