OHIO COLLABORATIVE COMMUNITY-POLICE ADVISORY BOARD TO MEET IN CLEVELAND ON MAY 22

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For Immediate Release: May 16, 2017

OHIO COLLABORATIVE COMMUNITY-POLICE ADVISORY BOARD TO MEET
IN CLEVELAND ON MAY 22

CLEVELAND – The Ohio Collaborative Community-Police Advisory Board will hold its quarterly meeting on Monday, May 22, 2017, in the Student Center Ballroom at Cleveland State University.  The Ohio Collaborative will share progress to date, discuss the “Change Starts Here” public awareness campaign, and provide an opportunity to hear from members of the community.

 

What:  Ohio Collaborative Community-Police Advisory Board Quarterly Meeting and Public                            Forum           

When: Monday, May 22, 2017  
           6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Where: Student Center Ballroom
            Cleveland State University
            2121 Euclid Ave., 3rd floor
            Cleveland, Ohio 44115

 

In order to begin to quickly implementing the Ohio Task Force on Community-Police Relations’ recommendations, Gov. Kasich created the Ohio Collaborative Community-Police Advisory Board in April 2015 to continue taking feedback from the public and report annually on its work and the compliance of local law enforcement agencies.  The community-law enforcement advisory panel developed – for the first time in Ohio history – state standards that can help guide Ohio law enforcement agencies. More than 500 agencies employing over 27,000 officers in all 88 counties, representing 80 percent of all law enforcement officers in Ohio and most of Ohio’s metropolitan departments, are participating in the certification process. More than 80 percent of Ohio’s population is served by an agency engaged in the process.  For more information on the Ohio Collaborative, visit: http://ocjs.ohio.gov/otfcpr/occpab/index.html

 

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Contact: ODPS Communications, (614) 466-4344