Did you know you may be eligible to have certain convictions sealed or certain arrests removed from your record? Learn how you can empower yourself, clear your record, and open the door to new opportunities! Join us Monday, October 19, 2026 for our next Expungement Clinic.
Initially launched in 2024, the Urban Expungement Program assists individuals in removing barriers to employment, housing, education, and entrepreneurship by providing free legal support and record-clearing assistance for eligible cases. Delivered in partnership with the Hamilton County Public Defender’s Office, the Ohio Justice Bus, and the Hamilton County Clerk of Courts Help Center, participants receive legal record reviews, support with paperwork and court filings, payments toward eligible fees and fines, transportation assistance, career pathway resources, and entrepreneurship support.
Date: Monday, October 19, 2026
Time: 6-8 PM
Location: Holloman Center for Social Justice
3539 Reading Road, Suite 100
Cincinnati, OH 45229
What You'll Learn
Whether you may qualify for expungement in Ohio
How the expungement process works and what to expect
Assistance with obtaining your Blue Sheet, with costs covered through this program
Available legal resources and support services, including bus passes to your clinic appointment and court appearance
Support with expungement court fees and fine payments, including assistance with covering eligible costs through this program
Why Attend?
An eligible expungement can help open doors to employment, housing, educational opportunities, and greater economic stability. During this session, participants will receive information about eligibility requirements and available assistance through the Urban Expungement Program.
Register Today
Register to attend the information session and learn how the Urban League can help you navigate the expungement process.
Questions?
Click below to register today.
Ohio's expungement and record sealing laws can be complex. Whether you qualify depends on several factors, including:
This program was made possible in part by a grant from the Cincinnati Bar Foundation.
