In November 2017, Mayor Andrew J. Ginther announced the creation of the Columbus Community Safety Advisory Commission. This Commission is focused on areas such as de-escalation, crisis intervention, and implicit bias training; use of force policies; diversity recruitment and retention; and early intervention and officer wellness programs.
In each area, the Commission will assess what the City of Columbus needs to do to provide public safety services that are transparent, accountable, and responsive for every person in every neighborhood.
Columbus Community Safety Advisory Commission Report
The Columbus Community Safety Advisory Commission is a list of recommendations to ensure the Columbus Division of Police has the most
effective training, policies and procedures to continue to be one of the best
law enforcement agencies in the country.
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Columbus Division of Police Operations Review Update
Matrix Consulting was hired to do an operational review of the Columbus Division of Police. To provide a roadmap for the Columbus Community Safety Advisory Commission, Matrix completed internal interviews, employee surveys, community input and data collection from a wide variety of internal and external sources.
Click here to see the report.
Members and Mission
Learn more about the Columbus Community Safety Advisory Commission members and goals.
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Calendar
Columbus Community Safety Advisory Commission meeting schedule.
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Commission Materials
View Commission meeting minutes, and supporting documents.
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Media
Catch up on Commission news and information.
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Videos
Watch past meetings of the Columbus Community Safety Advisory Commission.
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