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Ed Harness was nominated by Mayor Craig Greenberg last month to serve a second term.
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Protests over the shooting of Breonna Taylor by Louisville police erupted downtown in late May and stretched for more than 150 days, leading to continuing clashes with law enforcement.
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In an interview Thursday, Ed Harness said his relationship with Louisville Police Chief Paul Humphrey is "cold."Â
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Louisville's mayor said Tuesday he has concerns about allegations made by the city's inspector general that police lied on a search warrant affidavit and criminal complaint in the 2022 shooting death of Omari Cryer.
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Months of social unrest in Louisville and cries for accountability after the police killing of Breonna Taylor led to the creation of the Civilian Review and Accountability Board. Last year, the city's first inspector general was hired.
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The GOP-backed measure in the Kentucky legislature also would allow new independent cities to form in Jefferson County.
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House Bill 309 had languished in the Kentucky General Assembly amid a debate over how much authority to grant the civilian panel and its inspector general.
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The two candidates who had faced scrutiny were confirmed in 15-10 votes.
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The two nominees face a make-or-break confirmation vote on Thursday.
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Both members argued, despite the past posts, they can serve objectively.