The City of Columbus Civilian Police Review Board is pleased to announce a town hall meeting at Stonewall Columbus. This event serves as an essential platform for community engagement, where residents can connect with board members and hear from a panel of experts on various issues related to police oversight in our city. The town hall offers an opportunity for all community members to voice their comments, questions, and/or concerns by submitting questions and learn more about police oversight within Columbus. The voices of residents must be heard as we work together to maintain transparency and accountability within the Columbus Division of Police. We encourage everyone in the community to attend and participate in this important conversation.

The Civilian Police Review Board Town Hall aims to enhance police accountability and transparency, as well as provide a forum for dialogue and discussion on policing practices, policies, and community relations. The town hall will feature a diverse panel of speakers, including members of the Civilian Police Review Board and representatives from the Department of the Inspector General and the City Attorney’s Office. This event is open to the public, and we invite all stakeholders to engage in this important discussion. Light refreshments will be served.

Questions?
For more information or questions about the town hall, please call us at
(614) 645-9600 or email Jarrell Black at jtblack@columbus.gov.

For more information or questions about the City of Columbus Civilian Police Review Board, please call (614) 645-9600 or email Stephanie Brock at sybrock@columbus.gov.