COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Six Columbus community members are working together to be the voice of Columbus residents to Columbus police leadership.
The group is called the Chief’s Advisory Panel, and it’s goal is to build better communication and relationships between police and the community.
What we know about Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio
Members said the group has been in the works for a while now. The division actually established the panel in 2020 under previous leadership. However, members said they feel the launch of this new and improved panel represents more areas of the community and can really create positive change for the division.
“I think their desire is to be better,” said panelist and pastor at City of Grace Church Michael Young.
The group will be able to bring concerns and ideas directly to Columbus Police Chief Elaine Bryant. They will also review policies and share opinions about what needs to change or improve.
“I think that CPD, …