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Policing in Hamilton County
Report
Meet The Team
WHAT'S HAPPENING IN POLICE REFORM
Hamilton County Sheriff's Office
The Center for Social Justice met with Hamilton County Sheriff Charmaine McGuffey and her staff this month as a follow-up to information we received on their patrol practices in Hamilton County.
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Sheriff Deputies patrol 13 municipalities in Hamilton County, Ohio that do not have their own police department.
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The entire department is participating in ABLE (Active Bystander for Law Enforcement) training to prepare officers to successfully intervene to prevent harm to residents and create a culture that supports peer intervention.
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We recommended to the Sheriff that she publish data on patrol activities and their citizen complaint/compliment process on their website.
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CSJ will continue to meet with Sheriff McGuffey to discuss partnering on the ABLE training, community engagement in Lincoln Heights, and traffic stop and use of force data, and the citizen complaint process.
In the Media
Candidate Questionnaire
The Urban League of Greater Southwestern is committed to ensuring the Black community is informed and engaged in all elections. The right to vote not only serves as a means of exercising your rights but a means of accountability. Elected leaders serve the people, not themselves, neither corporation nor party. Voting is an enforcement of the right to know how tax money is spent, how leaders make the city safe, and how teachers best prepare Black children for the future. As a result, the Urban League of Greater Southwestern Ohio created three questionnaires: the mayoral, city council, and school board questionnaire.
Mayoral
City Council
If you would like to view a larger version of this questionnaire, follow this link.
Cincinnati Public School Board
If you would like to view a larger version of this questionnaire, follow this link.