civilian police review board

The Columbus Mayor's Office has received over 200 applications for seats on the new Columbus Civilian Review Board. The deadline to apply was last Friday,…

Columbus City Council members are examining how police officers are dispatched and other potential reforms in 2021. During a Monday press event, members…

Seventy Four percent of Columbus voters Tuesday approved a charter amendment allowing for the creation of a civilian review board to investigate police…

Reynoldsburg City Council this week approved the creation of a civilian review board to examine police use of force cases. The board is similar in nature…

A law firm has been examining claims of officer misconduct stemming from interactions between Columbus police and protesters that started during the final…

Columbus City Council last night approved legislation requiring bars and restaurants to close at 10 pm starting tonight due to the covid-19 pandemic.…

Columbus City Council tonight is expected to hold votes on police reform legislation. Council has been looking at four key areas, including the use of…

Columbus officials today announced a charter amendment to establish a civilian police review board and an inspector general for the police division. Upon…

Police brutality protestors were joined in Columbus last night by Mayor Andy Ginther and Police Chief Thomas Quinlan on the sixth consecutive day of…

After a wave of controversial police-involved shootings, Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther last year created a commission to gather community input on how to…