collaborative agreement

The 2002 agreement outlines the city’s commitment to bias-free policing. The Collaborative Conference takes place Sep. 10-12.

The plans come after a recent, outside report found Cincinnati police officers stopped Black residents at significantly disproportionate rates over the last 15 years.

The two community conversations hosted by the Urban League, the NAACP and other groups will take place June 30 in Mount Airy and July 14 in Avondale. Both go from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.

John Kennedy Jr. is about a month into the job as director of the Cincinnati Citizen Complaint Authority. He's the first permanent director in over two years.

The Citizen Complaint Authority has been without a permanent director since August 2023.

Longtime community leader Iris Roley is in the headlines as some call for the city to end her consulting contract, while others are rallying behind her.

UC Health and Cincinnati Children's will work with victims of violence far beyond physical treatment.

That’s one finding in the Citizen Complaint Authority's latest "Patterns and Recommendations" report, covering 2021 and 2022.

Cincinnati’s independent police oversight board nearly doubled the number of completed investigations last year. The Citizen Complaint Authority has been digging out of a backlog of hundreds of cases for several years.

Cincinnati’s independent police oversight board completed nearly 80 investigations into officer misconduct last year. That’s over 70% more than the year before, as the Citizen Complaint Authority tries to get through a huge backlog in cases.