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TABLE OF CONTENTSLetter from DPS Director Stickrath ................................................................................................................... 3Stakeholder Letters ........................................................................................................................................... 4Collaborative Members .................................................................................................................................... 6Overview .......................................................................................................................................................... 7County Profiles A-F .................................................................................................................................................................. 14G-L .................................................................................................................................................................. 68M-S ............................................................................................................................................................... 114T-Z ................................................................................................................................................................. 172State Agencies .............................................................................................................................................. 194Non-Certified Agencies ................................................................................................................................. 195Executive Order ............................................................................................................................................ 208

Ohio Collaborative Community-Police Advisory Board

March28,2019DearCitizensofOhio:OnbehalfofGovernorMikeDeWineandtheOhioDepartmentofPublicSafety(ODPS),Iampleasedtoreleasethe2019OhioCollaborativeLawEnforcementCertificationReport.Thereportrepresentstheannualculminationofcollaborativeeffortsmadebylawenforcement,communitymembersandothercriminaljusticestakeholders.IwanttothanktheBuckeyeStateSheriffs’AssociationandtheOhioAssociationofChiefsofPolicefortheircontinuedsupportinourcollectiveeffortstoimproveandenhancethevitalrelationshipbetweenlawenforcementandthecommunitiestheyaresworntoserve.NoneofthiswouldbepossiblewithoutthemembersoftheOhioCollaborativeCommunity-PoliceAdvisoryBoard.Thisdiversegroupofprofessionalsischargedwithcreatingminimumstandardsforlawenforcementagencies.Iwanttothankeachofthemfortheirhardworkandtheirwillingnesstoserveinthisimportantcapacity.Finally,IwanttorecognizetheworkoftheOhioOfficeofCriminalJusticeServicesandalltheydotosupporttheOhioCollaborative,includingoverseeingthecertificationprocessandproducingthisreport.SincereturningastheODPSDirector,IamexcitedtocontinuetheworkalreadystartedinidentifyingwayswecanworkwithcommunitiesandlawenforcementtoincreasethesafetyandsecurityofallOhioans.Sincerely,

DirectorThomasStickrathOhioDepartmentofPublicSafety

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BUCKEYE STATE SHERIFFS' ASSOCIATION 1103 Schrock Road, Suite 401 ·Columbus, Ohio 43229 ·Tel: (614) 431-5500 ·Fax:

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ROBERT A. CORNWELL

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

March14,2019

OnbehalfofthemembersoftheBuckeyeStateSheriffs'Association(BSSA),IamagainproudtojoinwiththeOhioAssociationofChiefsofPolice(OACP)andtheOfficeofCriminalJusticeServices(OCJS)toparticipateintheOhioCollaborativecertificationprocess.

ThecontributionsoftheBSSAasparticipants,receivingcertification,asassessorsandaspeersupportprovidersinthecertificationprocess,hasenrichedtheoverallCollaborativeeffortandplayedakeyroleinitsaccomplishments.WewelcometheopportunitytoassistourmembersastheyplayavitalroleinthedevelopmentandImplementationoftheCollaborativestandards.

WelookforwardtocontinuingourworkinpartnershipwiththeOACPandOCJSinthefuture.

Sincerely,

RobertA.Cornwell

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6277 Riverside Drive * Dublin, Ohio 43017 614-761-0330 * 614-761-9509 (fax) * www.oacp.org

March 1, 2019 The Ohio Association of Chiefs of Police (OACP) is pleased to continue to partner with the Ohio Department of Public Safety (DPS) and the Ohio Office of Criminal Justice Service (OCJS) on the Ohio Collaborative statewide minimum standards. OACP has always supported minimum standards for law enforcement as a means to further improve the professionalism and consistency of Ohio law enforcement agencies. OACP also continues to assist agencies with the Ohio Collaborative by offering peer support, reviews, and on-site assessments for agencies participating in the assessment process. Since the Ohio Collaborative’s inception, nearly 800 peer and assessor assignments have been successfully completed by the OACP. During the third year of the Ohio Collaborative, OACP provided training and education on Bias Free Policing and Data Collection through our Chiefs in Service Annual Meeting. Agencies were encouraged to continue to certify with the Ohio Collaborative by adopting the new standards for 2018-2019. We want to acknowledge and thank Chief Michael Navarre, Oregon PD, who continues to serve as the OACP representative on the Collaborative and is a strong advocate for Ohio law enforcement and minimum standards. The OACP executive leadership strongly advocates minimum law enforcement standards and extends the continued support of the Association to the Ohio Collaborative certification process. Sincerely,

Chief Jeffrey Scott, CLEE Donna Harrass OACP President, 2018-2019 OACP Executive Director Notre Dame College PD


COLLABORATIVE MEMBERS

Tim DericksonFormer Ohio Representative

Tom RobertsFormer Ohio Senator

The Late Louis StokesFormer Member of Congress

The Late George V. VoinovichFormer U.S. Senator, Governor and Mayor

Sandra WilliamsOhio Senator

Ex Officio Members

John BornCo-ChairFormer Director, ODPS

Nina TurnerCo-Chairformer Ohio Senator

Lori BarrerasOhio Civil Rights Commission

Dr. Ronnie DunnAssociate professor, Cleveland State University

Dr. Robin EngelProfessor, University of Cincinnati

Austin B. HarrisFormer Student Trustee, Central State University

Michael H. KeenanCouncilman of Dublin, Ohio

Anthony L. JohnsonOfficer, Columbus PD

Tom MillerSheriff, Medina County

Rev. Walter S. MossPastor

Michael J. NavarreChief, Oregon Police Department

Ronald J. O’BrienFranklin County Prosecutor

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The Ohio Collaborative Community Police Advisory Board (Collaborative) is a multidisciplinary group consisting of a diverse group of Ohioans including, law enforcement, community members, elected officials, academia and the faith based community. The Collaborative was created by executive order 2015-04k on April 29, 2015 after the Governor’s Task Force on Community Police Relations completed its work and produced a report with recommendations on how to improve the important relationship between law enforcement and the communities they serve.

The executive order charged the Collaborative with creating uniformed minimum standards for all law enforcement agencies to meet. The Collaborative was required, consistent with the executive order, to adopt standards on use of force, including deadly force, and hiring and recruitment within 90 days of the formation of the appointment of the Collaborative. On August 28, 2015, the Collaborative adopted standards on use of force, including deadly force, and hiring and recruitment.

The executive order also required the Ohio Office of Criminal Justice Services (OCJS) to publish an annual report listing which state and local law enforcement agencies have adopted and fully implemented the first two standards. The order also required OCJS to publish this year, and each year after, each law enforcement agency’s compliance or noncompliance with any new or modified statewide minimum standards.

At the time of this report, the Collaborative has adopted seven (7) standards. This year’s report focuses on the adoption of all seven standards which are listed below. The first two standards (one and two) are collectively referred to as Group 1 standards.

OVERVIEWGROUP 1Policy statement for the State of Ohio standard for Use of Force

Employees may only use the force which is reasonably necessary to effect lawful objectives including: effecting a lawful arrest or overcoming resistance to a lawful arrest, preventing the escape of an offender, or protecting or defending others or themselves from physical harm.

Policy statement for the State of Ohio standard for Use of Deadly Force

The preservation of human life is of the highest value in the State of Ohio. Therefore, employees must have an objectively reasonable belief deadly force is necessary to protect life before the use of deadly force. Deadly force may be used only under the following circumstances:

1. To defend themselves from serious physical injury or death; or

2. To defend another person from serious physical injury or death; or

3. In accordance with U.S. and Ohio Supreme Court decisions, specifically, Tennessee v. Garner and Graham v. Connor.

Policy statement for the State of Ohio standard for Agency Employee Recruitment and Hiring

The goal of every Ohio law enforcement agency is to recruit and hire qualified individuals while providing equal employment opportunity. Ohio law enforcement agencies should consist of a diverse workforce. Communities with diverse populations should strive to have a diverse work force that reflects the citizens served.

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Non-discrimination and equal employment opportunity is the policy. Law enforcement agencies shall provide equal terms and conditions of employment regardless of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, national origin, veteran status, military status, or disability. This applies to all terms or conditions associated with the employment process, including hiring, promotions, terminations, discipline, performance evaluations, and interviews.

Agencies should utilize due diligence in ensuring that their prospective employees have the proper temperament, knowledge and attitude to handle this very difficult job. Agencies should have appropriate mechanisms in place in order to achieve this mission. Further, agencies should ensure their employment requirements are related to the skills that are necessary to be a successful employee.

The next three standards (three, four and five) are referred to as Group 2 standards.

GROUP 2Policy statement for the State of Ohio standard for Community Engagement

Purpose:It is the shared responsibility of law enforcement agencies and the communities they serve to work together to build relationships based upon trust and mutual respect. A strong relationship between law enforcement agencies and the community will improve public safety and allow communities to thrive and prosper.

Standard:Agencies must adopt a community engagement strategy with a primary focus on improving Police – Community relations.

Commentary:Agencies shall utilize proven strategies or develop their own strategies that are focused on community engagement. Strategies may address any or all of the following or other related areas: youth programs, educating the community on police policy and procedures, understanding the communities agencies

serve, sharing, receiving and providing information to the public, jointly identifying areas of concern, and communicating, when appropriate, significant changes in agency operations.

The intent of this standard is to establish agency accountability for the community involvement function in writing. The function should be developed and operated to effectively meet the needs of the agency, with consideration of the department size and budget, as well as the community it serves.

Policy statement for the State of Ohio standard for Body Worn Cameras

Purpose: Law enforcement agencies and the community will benefit from clear guidelines involving the use of body-worn cameras and related privacy issues.

Standard: Law enforcement agencies that use body worn cameras must establish a written policy for their use. The policy shall address the following areas:

• the purpose and organizational philosophy regarding use

• requirements and restrictions for activation and deactivation of the device

• criminal and administrative use of the camera captured data

• data storage, retention, and disclosure requirements reflective of public records law and privacy concerns

• accountability and training requirements for users and supervisors; and requirements for a documented review of camera captured data

Commentary:Agencies who utilize body worn cameras must develop strong and consistent policies that provide guidance to their personnel as to the appropriate use of body worn cameras. Policies need to address, at a minimum, activation and deactivation, auditing, storage, retention, public records and the release of video related to victims, especially child victims, injured victims, victims of sexual assault and other privacy concerns. It is recognized that audio and video data is valuable recorded evidence that

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may provide a means of accountability for both officers and the public. It is also recognized that audio and video data may not be an accurate reflection of all that is involved with an incident. Audio and video data cannot reflect the human and cognitive conditions associated with officer and public contact. Additionally, audio and video shall not supersede the principles established by Graham vs. Connor.

Policy statement for the State of Ohio standard for Law Enforcement Telecommunicator

Purpose: Law Enforcement call taking and dispatching are critical elements to ensuring a proper and safe response to reported incidents affecting public safety. Ensuring proper training and performance by telecommunicators performing these functions is essential.

Standard: Law Enforcement agencies must ensure a training program and policy directives exist to allow for telecommunicators to be proficient in:

• Obtaining complete and accurate information from callers requesting law enforcement assistance

• Accurately classifying and prioritizing requests for assistance

• Obtaining and accurately relaying information which may affect responder and/or citizen safety

Commentary: This standard and the training applies only to those Law Enforcement Agencies that operate a telecommunications center or performs that function.

Training shall meet and support minimum standards as established by legislation for 911 call centers and public-safety answering points (PSAPs).

Acceptable training may include: • class room or equivalent • utilization of nationally recognized dispatcher

training • training developed by individual agencies to meet the

specific needs of their communities

Unlike Group 1 standards, which require the adoption of each standard in order to be certified, Group 2 certification is based upon the adoption of applicable standards. For instance, an agency must adopt the community engagement standard, but may not utilize body-worn cameras or employ telecommunicators. However, that agency would be certified in Group 2 since they adopted the applicable standard for their agency. If at some later time they were to begin to utilize body-worn cameras or employ telecommunicators, they would need to meet those standards in order to be certified in Group 2.

The last two standards (six and seven) are referred to as Group 3 standards.

GROUP 3Policy statement for the State of Ohio standard for Bias Free Policing

Purpose: Law enforcement agencies must prohibit the use of any bias based profiling in its enforcement programs.

Standard: Agencies shall establish a written policy governing biased based profiling that includes the following provisions:

• A prohibition against bias based profiling in traffic contacts, field contacts, and in asset seizure and forfeiture efforts.

• Training all agency enforcement personnel in bias based profiling issues and the relevant legal aspects.

• Corrective measures if bias based profiling occurs. • The collection of data on all self-initiated traffic

contacts to include, at a minimum, the race and gender of the driver of the vehicle stopped. For agencies that employ fewer than 35 sworn full time police officers, the collection of data does not have to occur until the year 2020.

• A documented annual administrative review of agency practices, data collected, and citizens’ concerns. This review shall be made available to the public.

Commentary: Criminal Profiling, in itself, can be a useful tool to assist law enforcement officers in carrying out their duties.


Officers shall not consider race/ethnicity to establish reasonable suspicion or probable cause, except that officers may take into account the reported race/ethnicity of a potential suspect(s) based on trustworthy, locally relevant information that links a person or persons of a specific race/ethnicity to a particular unlawful incident(s).

Law enforcement agencies should prohibit the use of any bias based profiling in its enforcement programs, as it may lead to violations of the constitutional rights of the citizens we serve, undermine legitimate law enforcement efforts and may lead to claims of civil rights violations. Additionally, bias based profiling alienates citizens, fosters distrust of law enforcement by the community and may result in media scrutiny, legislative action and judicial intervention.

Law enforcement personnel should focus on a person’s conduct or other specific suspect information. Annually, the agency should include profiling related training that should include field contacts, traffic stops, search issues, asset seizure and forfeiture, interview techniques, cultural diversity, discrimination and community support. Policy statement for the State of Ohio standard Investigation of Employee Misconduct Purpose:Law enforcement agencies, and the public at large, will benefit from the establishment, enhancement and the promotion of a genuine and comprehensive employee misconduct investigation process, to include both administrative and citizen complaints.

Standard:Law enforcement agencies shall establish a written policy which outlines the process for accepting, processing and investigating complaints concerning allegations of employee misconduct. The policy, at a minimum, shall address the following:

• Describe the formal complaint process, outlining how and where to file a complaint;

• Outline the procedures for accepting, processing and investigating the complaint;

• Define timelines for the resolution of complaints;• Include safeguards to protect the legal and

contractual rights of the employees during internal investigations; and

• Ensure that procedures to register complaints and/or commendations are made available to the public through social media or the agency’s community relations programs.

Commentary:A well-constructed complaint process is an integral tool in community-police relations. There is a significant impact when a community knows and understands its concerns can be legitimately addressed in a proper setting. Further, officers can be better served when they can refer aggrieved individuals to a trusted process. Neither officers nor community members benefit from attempts to have concerns addressed and redressed during a traffic stop or in the midst of an incident. It may prove beneficial for law enforcement agencies to reach out to community members in an effort to publicize, promote and develop processes that are mutually beneficial to all.

Within Group 3, the bias free policing standard requires collection of data on all self-initiated traffic contacts. However, law enforcement agencies that employ fewer than 35 sworn full time police officers are not required to start collecting data until next year.

COUNTY PROFILESThis report is divided into county profiles. Agencies are identified as one of the following statuses: In Process, Certified, or Not Certified in Group 1, Group 2, and Group 3 standards. Agencies that are in process or certified appear in the county profiles that are listed alphabetically in the body of the report. Noncertified agencies are listed alphabetically by county in the back of this report. The county profiles identify the number of agencies in the county, number of agencies involved in the certification process, number of overall officers, percentage of officers who work for agencies engaged in the certification process, county population and the percentage of the population that is served by an agency in the certification process. Additionally, each county profile contains a map that geographically identifies each agency and the highest level of certification they have obtained. For instance, an agency that is certified on the group one standards only will be identified with an orange dot on the map. But an agency that is certified in groups 1, 2 and 3 will be identified with a dark blue dot since group 3 represents their highest level of certification.

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We have continued to make progress this year. As of the publishing of this report, 434 agencies have obtained final certification on the first two standards. Last year 414 agencies had obtained final certification on the first two standards. Additionally, 347 agencies are certified in both Group 1 and Group 2 standards and 119 agencies are certified in all 3 group standards.

Just like the previous reports, this report goes to great lengths to provide statistical information on the true impact of the adoption of the collaborative standards. Thus, a great deal of the work is focused on the officers who are part of the certification process and the population that is served by these officers. The success of these standards is dependent upon the number of officers who are trained on the standards and the number of people who are served by these officers.

CERTIFICATION PROCESSIn order to ensure agencies were adopting and implementing the standards created by the Collaborative, the Ohio Office of Criminal Justice Services created a law enforcement certification process. The certification process has one distinct goal, to build a rigorous review process with legitimacy in the eyes of both the public and law enforcement.

The certification process was developed by criminal justice professionals with extensive expertise and experience in accreditation. The certification process has three components. The process begins when an agency submits an application and documentation supporting their agency efforts to adopt and implement the collaborative standards. When an agency has completed this initial step, they are deemed in process.

Once an agency completes that initial step, their agency application and supporting documentation is then passed on to a reviewer to determine if the agency’s documentation supports their assertion that they have implemented the collaborative standards. This part of the process may result in multiple contacts between the reviewer and the agency seeking certification as the reviewer seeks additional information or clarification. Once the reviewer is satisfied the documentation is sufficient to demonstrate the agency has adopted and

implemented the standards, that agency is deemed to be provisionally certified.

The final step in the process is an onsite assessment of an agency by a criminal justice professional, either a former or current law enforcement officer or accreditation expert, and a final review by the Office of Criminal Justice Services (OCJS) Executive Director. Prior to conducting the onsite review, the assessor will review all documentation submitted by the agency and the entire certification file. Once this review is completed, the assessor will go to the agency and review additional documentation and interview agency staff. Once the assessor completes their onsite review, they will write a report documenting their visit and findings. The report is then forwarded to the OCJS Executive Director for final review. Once the executive director is satisfied the agency has implemented the standards, the agency is deemed to be final certified.

This year more agencies have achieved final certification in all three groups of standards. However, despite this progress there are fewer agencies who are considered “in process.” This is a result of utilizing a more restrictive definition of in process. As a result, agencies who have not demonstrated substantial progress towards certification, will no longer be considered in process. While many agencies have recently indicated they still plan to adopt the Collaborative standards, until there are identifiable actions they will not be considered in process.

This report and process could not have been completed without the strong support and partnership of both the Buckeye State Sheriffs Association (BSSA) and the Ohio Association of Chiefs of Police (OACP). Both organizations have encouraged their members to participate in the process, provided valuable input to the development of standards and provided assessors and peer support for the certification process. Each organization has also assisted with our comprehensive outreach effort to contact agencies about the certification process.

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In order to strengthen the bond between communities and police, the Ohio Collaborative Community-Police Advisory Board developed standards for state and local law enforcement departments regarding:

• The proper use of force including deadly force;• The recruiting, hiring and screening of potential law enforcement

officer candidates;• The implementation of community engagement;• The appropriate use of body worn cameras;• The essential training for law enforcement telecommunicators;• The collection of data to demonstrate bias free policing; and• The investigation of employee misconduct.

OF OHIOANS COVERED

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LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES

49IN THE CERTIFICATION PROCESS

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74BY LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIESCERTIFIED OR IN THE CERTIFICATION PROCESS

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Adams County

28,550 0 5 0 0 56 0 0Population

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Allen County

106,331 56 10 8 80 376 246 65Population









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106,331 56 10 8 80 376 246 65Population









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Agency Agency Size

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Group 2 In

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Group 2 Certified

Group 3 In

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Group 3 Certified

Allen County Sheriff's Office 161 4

American Township Police Department 9 4 4

Bluffton Police Department 15 4 4

Delphos Police Department 25 4 4

Elida Police Department 8 4 4 4

Marion Township Police Department 1 4 4 4

Shawnee Township Police Department 17 4 4

Spencerville Police Department 10 4 4


Ashland County

53,139 92 5 2 40 118 96 81Population









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53,139 92 5 2 40 118 96 81Population









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Agency Agency Size

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Group 2 In

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Group 3 In

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Ashland County Sheriff's Office 62 4 4

Ashland Police Department 34 4 4


Ashtabula County

101,497 4 10 3 30 231 28 12Population









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101,497 4 10 3 30 231 28 12Population









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Agency Agency Size

Group 1 In

Process

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Group 2 In

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Andover Police Department 13 4 4 4

Orwell Police Department 9 4 4

Roaming Shores Police Department 6 4


Athens County

64,757 93 10 5 50 185 151 82Population









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Note: The Athens County Sheriff’s Office and the Athens Police Department share the same building and are within walking distance of the Ohio University Police Department.


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Athens County Sheriff's Office 47 4 4

Athens Police Department 51 4 4 4

Hocking College Police Department 9 4 4 4

Nelsonville Police Department 13 4

Ohio University Police Department 31 4 4


Auglaize County

45,949 55 8 5 63 127 75 59Population









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45,949 55 8 5 63 127 75 59Population









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Agency Agency Size

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Auglaize County Sheriff's Office 49 4 4 4

Minster Police Department 9 4

New Bremen Police Department 11 4 4

New Knoxville Police Department 4 4 4

Waynesfield Police Department 2 4


Belmont County

70,400 35 11 1 9 228 120 53Population









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70,400 35 11 1 9 228 120 53Population









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Belmont County Sheriff's Office 120 4


Brown County

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44,846 69 11 1 9 160 48 30Population









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Brown County Sheriff's Office 48 4 4

The process is set up so that every agency in the State can come into compliance with the Ohio Collaborative if they are willing to work with the staff and resources provided. At first the process may seem extremely difficult for some, however the personnel and assistance provided make it a very achievable goal for all agencies.- Jack L. Tremain, Ross Twp. Police Department


Butler County

368,130 71 15 8 53 787 598 76Population









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368,130 71 15 8 53 787 598 76Population









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Group 3 In

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Butler County Sheriff's Office 234 4 4

Fairfield Police Department 65 4 4 4

Hamilton Police Department 124 4 4 4

Miami University Police Department 27 4 4 4

Oxford Police Department 30 4 4 4

Oxford Township Police Department 18 4 4

Ross Township Police Department 14 4 4 4

West Chester Police Department 86 4 4 4


Carroll County

28,836 86 2 1 50 57 45 79Population









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28,836 86 2 1 50 57 45 79Population









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Agency Agency Size

Group 1 In

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Group 2 In

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Carroll County Sheriff's Office 45 4 4


Champaign County

40,097 95 4 3 75 92 86 93Population









in County




40,097 95 4 3 75 92 86 93Population









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Agency Agency Size

Group 1 In

Process

Group 1 Certified

Group 2 In

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Group 2 Certified

Group 3 In

Process

Group 3 Certified

Champaign County Sheriff's Office 46 4 4

Mechanicsburg Police Department 19 4

Urbana Police Department 21 4 4

NOTE: The Clark County Sheriff’s Office and the Springfield Police Department share the same building


Clark County

138,333 90 10 2 20 375 298 79Population









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138,333 90 10 2 20 375 298 79Population









in County



Agency Agency Size

Group 1 In

Process

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Group 2 In

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Group 2 Certified

Group 3 In

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Group 3 Certified

Clark County Sheriff's Office 174 4 4

Springfield Police Department 124 4


Clermont County

197,363 75 14 12 86 351 289 82Population









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197,363 75 14 12 86 351 289 82Population









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Agency Agency Size

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Group 2 Certified

Group 3 In

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Group 3 Certified

Amelia Police Department 7 4 4

Batavia Police Department 8 4 4

Bethel Police Department 5 4 4 4

Clermont County Sheriff's Office 110 4 4 4

Felicity Police Department 10 4

Goshen Twp Police Department - Clermont 21 4 4 4

Miami Township Police Department - Clermont 40 4 4

Milford Police Department 30 4 4 4

Newtonsville Police Department 11 4

Owensville Police Department 19 4

Pierce Township Police Department 17 4 4 4

Williamsburg Police Department 11 4 4


Clinton County

42,040 80 6 2 33 96 57 59Population









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42,040 80 6 2 33 96 57 59Population









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Agency Agency Size

Group 1 In

Process

Group 1 Certified

Group 2 In

Process

Group 2 Certified

Group 3 In

Process

Group 3 Certified

Clinton County Sheriffs Office 36 4 4 4

Wilmington Police Department 21 4 4


Columbiana County

107,841 32 17 3 18 249 41 16Population









in County




107,841 32 17 3 18 249 41 16Population









in County



Agency Agency Size

Group 1 In

Process

Group 1 Certified

Group 2 In

Process

Group 2 Certified

Group 3 In

Process

Group 3 Certified

Columbiana County Sheriff's Office 31 4

Salem Township Police Department 1 4 4

Salineville Police Department 9 4 4


Coshocton County

36,901 6 2 1 50 96 7 7Population









in County




36,901 6 2 1 50 96 7 7Population









in County



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Process

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West Lafayette Police Department 7 4 4


Crawford County

43,784 30 5 2 40 131 39 30Population









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43,784 30 5 2 40 131 39 30Population









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Group 2 In

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Group 3 In

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Bucyrus Police Department 32 4

New Washington Police Department 7 4 4


Cuyahoga County

1,280,113 55 69 47 68 4739 2579 54Population









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1,280,113 55 69 47 68 4739 2579 54Population









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Agency Agency Size

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Group 2 Certified

Group 3 In

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Beachwood Police Department 56 4

Bentleyville Police Department 17 4 4

Broadview Heights Police Department 30 4 4

Brook Park Police Department 47 4 4

Case Western Reserve University Police Department 25 4 4

Chagrin Falls Police Department 23 4

Cleveland Clinic Police 136 4 4 4

Cleveland Heights Police Department 109 4 4

Cleveland Metroparks Ranger Department 90 4 4

Cleveland State University Police Department 36 4 4

Cuyahoga Community College Police Department 67 4 4

Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Office 159 4 4

Cuyahoga Heights Police Department 23 4

Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority Police De-partment

107 4 4 4

East Cleveland Police Department 64 4

Euclid Police Department 92 4 4

Garfield Heights Police Department 72 4 4

Gates Mills Village Police Department 20 4 4

Glenwillow Police Department 14 4 4

Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority 142 4 4

Highland Heights Police Department 34 4 4 4

Hunting Valley Police Department 14 4 4

Lakewood Police Department 100 4 4

Mayfield Heights Police Department 64 4

Mayfield Village Police Department 26 4 4

Middleburg Heights Police Department 34 4 4 4


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1,280,113 55 69 47 68 4739 2579 54Population









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Moreland Hills Police Department 17 4 4

Newburgh Heights Police Department 32 4

North Olmsted Police Department 63 4 4

North Royalton Police Department 46 4 4

Notre Dame College Police Department 20 4 4

Olmsted Township Police Department 21 4 4 4

Parma Heights Police Department 57 4

Parma Police Department 134 4

Pepper Pike Police Department 17 4 4

Richmond Heights Police Department 22 4 4

Rocky River Police Department 41 4 4

Seven Hills Police Department 20 4 4

Shaker Heights Police Department 118 4 4

Solon Police Department 66 4 4

South Euclid Police Department 43 4

Strongsville Police Department 74 4 4 4

University Circle Police 32 4 4

University Heights Police Department 29 4

Valley View Police Department 22 4 4 4

Walton Hills Police Department 20 4 4 4

Westlake Police Department 84 4


Darke County

52,959 90 6 4 67 108 86 80Population









in County




52,959 90 6 4 67 108 86 80Population









in County



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Ansonia Police Department 2 4 4

Arcanum Police Department 13 4

Darke County Sheriff's Office 49 4

Greenville Police Department 22 4 4 4


Defiance County

39,037 88 3 2 67 96 81 84Population









in County




39,037 88 3 2 67 96 81 84Population









in County



In 2017 our department did not meet the standard for “Hiring and Recruiting.” Due to this failure we were made to look

at our process as a whole. We have markedly increased our deficiencies from what was embarrassing especially in the area

of our “Job Fairs” to a standard that is professional.- Lee Martinez, Defiance Police Department

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Defiance County Sheriff's Office 41 4 4

Defiance Police Department 40 4 4


Delaware County

174,214 76 8 4 50 254 180 71Population









in County




174,214 76 8 4 50 254 180 71Population









in County



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Delaware County Sheriff's Office 116 4 4

Genoa Township Police Department 28 4 4

Powell Police Department 18 4 4 4

Shawnee Hills Police Department 18 4 4 4


Erie County

77,079 90 10 8 80 241 203 84Population









in County



Note: The Erie County Sheriff’s Office and the Perkins Township Police Department are within walking distance of each other.


77,079 90 10 8 80 241 203 84Population









in County



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Bay View Police Department 7 4 4 4

Berlin Heights Police Department 4 4 4

Erie County Sheriff's Office 48 4 4

Kelleys Island Police Department 15 4 4

Milan Police Department 14 4 4

Perkins Township Police Department 30 4 4

Sandusky Police Department 57 4 4 4

Vermilion Police Department 28 4 4


Fairfield County

146,156 27 8 1 13 299 71 24Population









in County




146,156 27 8 1 13 299 71 24Population









in County



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Lancaster Police Department 71 4 4


Fayette County

29,030 51 2 1 50 70 48 69Population









in County




29,030 51 2 1 50 70 48 69Population









in County



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Fayette County Sheriff's Office 48 4


Franklin County

1,163,414 90 32 21 66 3801 2979 78Population









in County




1,163,414 90 32 21 66 3801 2979 78Population









in County



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Bexley Police Department 31 4 4

Clinton Township Police Department 17 4 4

Columbus and Franklin County Metro Parks 52 4 4 4

Columbus Police Department 1948 4 4 4

Columbus Regional Airport Authority 42 4 4 4

Columbus State Community College Police Department 22 4 4 4

Dublin Police Department 70 4 4 4

Gahanna Police Department 63 4 4

Grandview Heights Police Department 22 4 4 4

Hilliard Police Department 63 4 4 4

Minerva Park Police Department 10 4 4

New Albany Police Department 24 4 4 4

Otterbein Police Department 10 4 4 4

Perry Township Police Department - Franklin 20 4 4 4

Reynoldsburg Police Department 71 4 4

Sharon Township Police Department 14 4 4

The Ohio State University Police Division 71 4 4 4

Upper Arlington Police Department 61 4 4 4

Westerville Police Department 237 4 4 4

Whitehall Police Department 92 4 4

Worthington Police Department 39 4 4 4


Fulton County

42,698 73 6 3 50 93 61 66Population









in County



I found the website very informative about the self-certification process. Everyone I have worked with or contacted has been very

helpful. I highly recommend departments that have not started the process yet to do so, especially if you use Lexipol to publish

and update your department’s policy manual.- Sgt. Bill McConnell, Fayette Police Department


42,698 73 6 3 50 93 61 66Population









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Fayette Police Department 7 4 4

Fulton County Sheriffs Office 26 4 4

Wauseon Police Department 28 4 4


Gallia County

30,934 0 4 1 25 172 16 9Population









in County



Note: University of Rio Grande Police Department has 0% population coverage since universities are not assigned population coverage.


30,934 0 4 1 25 172 16 9Population









in County



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University of Rio Grande Police Department 16 4 4 4


Geauga County

93,410 53 9 3 33 171 81 47Population









in County




93,410 53 9 3 33 171 81 47Population









in County



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Geauga County Sheriff's Office 60 4

Middlefield Police Department 10 4 4 4

Russell Township Police Department 11 4

NOTE: The Greene County Sheriff’s Office and the Xenia Police Department are within walking distance of each other.


Greene County

161,573 91 12 8 67 359 285 79Population









in County




161,573 91 12 8 67 359 285 79Population









in County



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Beavercreek Police Department 49 4 4 4

Bellbrook Police Department 14 4 4

Central State University Police Department 12 4 4

Fairborn Police Department 48 4 4 4

Greene County Sheriff's Office 88 4 4 4

Wright State University Police Department 16 4 4

Xenia Police Division 46 4 4 4

Yellow Springs Police Department 12 4


Guernsey County

40,087 93 4 2 50 72 61 85Population









in County




40,087 93 4 2 50 72 61 85Population









in County



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Cambridge Police Department 23 4 4

Guernsey County Sheriff's Office 38 4 4


Hamilton County

802,374 96 42 35 83 2712 2591 96Population









in County




802,374 96 42 35 83 2712 2591 96Population









in County



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Addyston Police Department 7 4 4

Amberley Village Police Department 17 4 4

Blue Ash Police Department 39 4 4

Cincinnati Police Department 1026 4 4 4

Cincinnati State College Campus Police Department 24 4 4

Colerain Township Police Department 55 4 4 4

Deer Park Police Department 13 4 4

Delhi Township Police Department 32 4 4 4

Evendale Police Department 20 4 4 4

Forest Park Police Department 36 4 4

Golf Manor Police Department 14 4

Great Parks of Hamilton County 46 4

Green Township Police Department 43 4 4

Greenhills Police Department 11 4

Hamilton County Sheriff's Office 658 4 4 4

Harrison Police Department 22 4 4 4

Indian Hill Police Department 20 4

Lockland Police Department 16 4

Loveland Police Department 22 4 4

Mariemont Police Department 18 4 4 4

Montgomery Police Department 22 4 4

Mount Healthy Police Department 16 4 4 4

Newtown Police Department 12 4 4 4

North College Hill Police Department 25 4 4

Norwood Police Department 53 4 4

Reading Police Department 22 4 4


Hamilton County Continued

802,374 96 42 35 83 2712 2591 96Population









in County




802,374 96 42 35 83 2712 2591 96Population









in County



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Saint Bernard Police Department 17 4 4

Sharonville Police Department 40 4 4

Springdale Police Department 38 4 4

Springfield Township Police Department - Hamilton 54 4 4

Terrace Park Police Department 10 4 4 4

University of Cincinnati Campus Police Department 80 4 4 4

Woodlawn Police Division 24 4

Wyoming Police Department 18 4 4

Xavier University Police Department 21 4 4

Note: The Hancock County Sheriff’s Office and the Findlay Police Department are within walking distance of each other.


Hancock County

74,782 98 4 3 75 141 134 95Population









in County




74,782 98 4 3 75 141 134 95Population









in County



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Findlay Police Department 67 4 4 4

Hancock County Sheriff's Office 64 4 4

University of Findlay Campus Police 3 4 4


Hardin County

32,058 64 4 2 50 89 65 73Population









in County




32,058 64 4 2 50 89 65 73Population









in County



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Ada Police Department 9 4 4

Hardin County Sheriff's Office 56 4


Harrison County

15,864 66 4 1 25 57 35 61Population









in County




15,864 66 4 1 25 57 35 61Population









in County



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Harrison County Sheriff's Office 35 4


Henry County

28,215 84 4 2 50 64 52 81Population









in County




28,215 84 4 2 50 64 52 81Population









in County



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Henry County Sheriff's Office 24 4 4

Napoleon Police Department 28 4 4


Highland County

43,589 66 7 1 14 121 61 50Population









in County




43,589 66 7 1 14 121 61 50Population









in County



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Highland County Sheriff's Office 61 4 4 4


Hocking County

29,380 97 4 2 50 76 59 78Population









in County



Note: The Hocking County Sheriff’s Office and the Logan Police Department are within walking distance of each other.


29,380 97 4 2 50 76 59 78Population









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Hocking County Sheriff's Office 31 4 4

Logan Police Department 28 4 4 4


Holmes County

42,366 99 4 2 50 80 66 83Population









in County




42,366 99 4 2 50 80 66 83Population









in County



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Holmes County Sheriff's Office 44 4 4

Millersburg Police Department 22 4 4 4


Huron County

59,626 54 9 3 33 205 85 41Population









in County




59,626 54 9 3 33 205 85 41Population









in County



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Bellevue Police Department (OH) 24 4 4

Huron County Sheriff's Office 45 4

New London Police Department 16 4 4


Jackson County

33,225 58 4 1 25 89 25 28Population









in County




33,225 58 4 1 25 89 25 28Population









in County



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Jackson County Sheriff's Office 25 4 4 4


Jefferson County

69,709 26 21 1 5 255 88 35Population









in County




69,709 26 21 1 5 255 88 35Population









in County



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Jefferson County Sheriff's Office 88 4


Knox County

60,921 72 5 3 60 118 79 67Population









in County




60,921 72 5 3 60 118 79 67Population









in County



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Danville Police Department 10 4 4

Fredericktown Police Department 9 4 4

Knox County Sheriff's Office 60 4


Lake County

230,034 98 20 16 80 614 530 86Population









in County




230,034 98 20 16 80 614 530 86Population









in County



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Eastlake Police Department 61 4 4

Fairport Harbor Police Department 14 4 4

Kirtland Hills Police Department 11 4 4

Kirtland Police Department 17 4 4

Lake County Sheriff's Office 59 4 4

Lakeland Community College Police Department 13 4

Madison Township Police Department - Lake 23 4

Mentor Police Department 88 4 4

Mentor-on-the-Lake Police Department 19 4 4

Painesville Police Department 43 4 4

Perry Village Police Department 21 4 4

Waite Hill Police Department 8 4 4 4

Wickliffe Police Department 38 4 4 4

Willoughby Hills Police Department 30 4 4

Willoughby Police Department 63 4

Willowick Police Department 22 4 4


Lawrence County

62,450 69 9 1 11 164 93 57Population









in County




62,450 69 9 1 11 164 93 57Population









in County



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Lawrence County Sheriff's Office 93 4


Licking County

166,492 76 15 5 33 339 228 67Population









in County




166,492 76 15 5 33 339 228 67Population









in County



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Granville Police Department 22 4 4 4

Hebron Police Department 10 4 4

Johnstown Police Department 18 4 4

Licking County Sheriff's Office 106 4 4 4

Newark Police Department 72 4 4


Logan County

45,858 87 6 4 67 131 109 83Population









in County




45,858 87 6 4 67 131 109 83Population









in County



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Bellefontaine Police Department 28 4 4

Logan County Sheriff's Office 62 4

Russells Point Police Department 7 4

West Liberty Police Department 12 4


Lorain County

301,356 97 15 11 73 678 623 92Population









in County




301,356 97 15 11 73 678 623 92Population









in County



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Amherst Police Department 27 4 4

Avon Lake Police Department 37 4 4

Avon Police Department 38 4 4

Elyria Police Department 90 4 4 4

Grafton Police Department 19 4 4 4

Lorain County Sheriff's Office 127 4 4

Lorain Police Department 185 4 4

North Ridgeville Police Department 38 4

Oberlin Police Department 24 4 4

Sheffield Lake Police Department 15 4 4 4

Sheffield Village Police Department 23 4 4


Lucas County

441,815 75 17 8 47 1338 812 61Population









in County




441,815 75 17 8 47 1338 812 61Population









in County



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Maumee Police Department 42 4 4

Oregon Police Department 45 4 4

Ottawa Hills Police Department 13 4 4 4

Toledo Metropolitan Park District/Ranger Department 30 4 4

Toledo Police Department 615 4 4 4

University of Toledo Police Department 34 4 4 4

Waterville Township Police Department 14 4 4 4

Whitehouse Police Department 19 4 4 4


Madison County

43,435 33 4 2 50 217 34 16Population









in County




43,435 33 4 2 50 217 34 16Population









in County



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London Police Department 23 4

Plain City Police Department 11 4 4


Mahoning County

238,823 80 22 13 59 973 817 84Population









in County




238,823 80 22 13 59 973 817 84Population









in County



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Austintown Police Department 41 4 4

Beaver Township Police Department 26 4 4 4

Boardman Township Police Department 68 4

Canfield Police Department 20 4

Goshen Township Police Department - Mahoning 20 4 4

Jackson Township Police Department - Mahoning 18 4 4 4

Mahoning County Sheriff's Office 294 4 4 4

Mill Creek MetroParks Police Department 37 4 4

New Middletown Police Department 11 4 4

Sebring Police Department 12 4

Springfield Township Police Department - Mahoning 15 4 4

Youngstown Police Department 156 4 4

Youngstown State University Police Department 99 4 4


Marion County

66,501 100 2 2 100 113 113 100Population









in County




66,501 100 2 2 100 113 113 100Population









in County



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Marion County Sheriff's Office 53 4 4

Marion Police Department 60 4 4


Medina County

172,332 95 13 10 77 343 324 94Population









in County




172,332 95 13 10 77 343 324 94Population









in County



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Brunswick Hills Police Department 17 4 4

Brunswick Police Department 44 4 4 4

Hinckley Police Department 14 4

Lodi Police Department 16 4 4

Medina County Sheriff's Office 104 4 4

Medina Police Department 62 4 4

Medina Township Police Department 11 4 4 4

Montville Township Police Department 21 4 4

Wadsworth Police Department 33 4 4

Westfield Center Police Department 2 4 4


Meigs County

23,770 74 6 1 17 69 34 49Population









in County




23,770 74 6 1 17 69 34 49Population









in County



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Meigs County Sheriff's Office 34 4


Mercer County

40,814 68 6 3 50 75 48 64Population









in County




40,814 68 6 3 50 75 48 64Population









in County



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Coldwater Police Department 10 4 4

Mercer County Sheriff's Office 30 4 4

Saint Henry Police Department 8 4 4 4


Miami County

102,506 100 7 7 100 186 186 100Population









in County




102,506 100 7 7 100 186 186 100Population









in County



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Covington Police Department 10 4

Miami County Park District Park Rangers 5 4 4 4

Miami County Sheriff's Office 57 4

Piqua Police Department 34 4 4 4

Tipp City Police Department 20 4 4

Troy Police Department 51 4 4 4

West Milton Police Department 9 4 4 4


Monroe County

14,642 0 2 0 0 47 0 0Population









in County




14,642 0 2 0 0 47 0 0Population









in County




Montgomery County

535,153 95 29 23 79 1392 1280 92Population









in County




535,153 95 29 23 79 1392 1280 92Population









in County



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Brookville Police Department 24 4 4 4

Butler Township Police Department 16 4 4

Centerville Police Department - Montgomery 39 4 4 4

Clay Township Police Department - Brookville 15 4 4 4

Clayton Police Department 19 4 4 4

Dayton International Airport Police Department 29 4 4

Dayton Police Department 358 4 4

German Township Police Department - Montgomery 6 4 4

Grandview Medical Center Police 89 4 4

Huber Heights Police Division 55 4 4 4

Jackson Township Police Department - Montgomery 18 4 4

Kettering Police Department 83 4 4 4

Miami Township Police Department - Montgomery 39 4 4

Miamisburg Police Department 38 4 4 4

Montgomery County Sheriff's Office 240 4 4 4

Moraine Police Department 26 4 4

New Lebanon Police Department 14 4 4

Oakwood Police Department - Montgomery 29 4

Riverside Police Department 29 4 4

Sinclair Community College Police Department 22 4 4 4

Trotwood Police Department 36 4 4 4

Vandalia Police Department 31 4 4 4

West Carrollton Police Department 25 4 4


Morgan County

15,054 0 2 0 0 18 0 0Population









in County




15,054 0 2 0 0 18 0 0Population









in County




Morrow County

34,827 82 3 1 33 67 42 63Population









in County




34,827 82 3 1 33 67 42 63Population









in County



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Morrow County Sheriff's Office 42 4 4 4


Muskingum County

86,074 91 7 3 43 203 174 86Population









in County




86,074 91 7 3 43 203 174 86Population









in County



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Muskingum County Sheriff's Office 103 4

Roseville Police Department 7 4 4

Zanesville Police Department 64 4 4


Noble County

14,645 0 1 0 0 20 0 0Population









in County




14,645 0 1 0 0 20 0 0Population









in County




Ottawa County

41,428 80 13 8 62 182 135 74Population









in County




41,428 80 13 8 62 182 135 74Population









in County



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Carroll Township Police Department 9 4 4

Clay Township Police Department - Genoa 16 4 4

Danbury Township Police Department 8 4

Elmore Police Department 8 4 4

Genoa Police Department 8 4 4

Oak Harbor Police Department 11 4 4

Ottawa County Sheriff's Office 56 4

Port Clinton Police Department 19 4 4


Paulding County

19,614 0 6 0 0 73 0 0Population









in County




19,614 0 6 0 0 73 0 0Population









in County




Perry County

36,058 83 9 3 33 105 56 53Population









in County



Note: The Perry County Sheriff’s Office and the New Lexington Police Department are within walking distance of each other.


36,058 83 9 3 33 105 56 53Population









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New Lexington Police Department 14 4

Perry County Sheriff's Office 36 4 4

Somerset Police Department 6 4


Pickaway County

55,698 85 6 2 33 154 93 60Population









in County




55,698 85 6 2 33 154 93 60Population









in County



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Circleville Police Department 25 4 4

Pickaway County Sheriff's Office 68 4 4


Pike County

28,709 77 3 1 33 138 101 73Population









in County




28,709 77 3 1 33 138 101 73Population









in County



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Pike County Sheriff's Office 101 4


Portage County

161,419 47 14 8 57 386 207 54Population









in County




161,419 47 14 8 57 386 207 54Population









in County



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Aurora Police Department 34 4 4

Brimfield Township Police Department 22 4 4 4

Hiram Police Department 22 4 4

Kent Police Department 43 4 4

Kent State University Police Department 31 4 4 4

Mogadore Police Department 11 4 4 4

Northeast Ohio Medical University Police Department 11 4 4

Streetsboro Police Department 33 4 4


Preble County

42,270 83 7 3 43 112 67 60Population









in County




42,270 83 7 3 43 112 67 60Population









in County



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Eaton Police Department 13 4 4

New Paris Police Department 5 4

Preble County Sheriff's Office 49 4


Putnam County

34,499 56 10 1 10 106 46 43Population









in County




34,499 56 10 1 10 106 46 43Population









in County



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Putnam County Sheriff's Office 46 4 4


Richland County

124,475 100 7 7 100 214 214 100Population









in County




124,475 100 7 7 100 214 214 100Population









in County



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Bellville Police Department 10 4 4

Butler Police Department 1 4

Lexington Police Department 18 4

Mansfield Police Department 92 4 4 4

Ontario Police Department 21 4 4

Richland County Sheriff's Office 54 4 4 4

Shelby Police Department 18 4 4

NOTE: The Ross County Sheriff’s Office and the Chillicothe Police Department share the same building


Ross County

78,064 100 2 2 100 152 152 100Population









in County




78,064 100 2 2 100 152 152 100Population









in County



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Chillicothe Police Department 56 4 4 4

Ross County Sheriff's Office 96 4 4


Sandusky County

60,944 27 5 1 20 118 29 25Population









in County




60,944 27 5 1 20 118 29 25Population









in County



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Fremont Police Department 29 4


Scioto County

79,499 3 4 2 50 136 20 15Population









in County




79,499 3 4 2 50 136 20 15Population









in County



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New Boston Police Department 12 4 4 4

Shawnee State University 8 4 4


Seneca County

56,745 55 7 2 29 133 55 41Population









in County




56,745 55 7 2 29 133 55 41Population









in County



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Fostoria Police Department 20 4

Tiffin Police Department 35 4 4


Shelby County

49,423 43 8 2 25 139 41 29Population









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49,423 43 8 2 25 139 41 29Population









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Sidney Parks Department 1 4 4

Sidney Police Department 40 4 4 4


Stark County

375,586 86 21 11 52 825 656 80Population









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375,586 86 21 11 52 825 656 80Population









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Canal Fulton Police Department 17 4

Canton Police Department 201 4 4

Hills And Dales Police Department 14 4 4

Jackson Township Police Department - Stark 52 4

Louisville Police Department 20 4 4 4

Massillon Police Department 50 4

Minerva Police Department 15 4

North Canton Police Department 26 4 4

Perry Township Police Department - Stark 25 4 4

Stark County Sheriff's Office 220 4 4

Uniontown Police District Department 16 4 4


Summit County

541,781 95 28 21 75 1782 1683 94Population









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541,781 95 28 21 75 1782 1683 94Population









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Akron Police Department 569 4 4

Barberton Police Department 51 4

Bath Township Police Department 22 4 4 4

Boston Heights Police Department 15 4 4 4

Copley Township Police Department 30 4

Cuyahoga Falls Police Department 95 4 4 4

Fairlawn Police Department 29 4 4

Hudson Police Department 29 4

Munroe Falls Police Department 22 4 4

New Franklin Police Department 21 4

Norton Police Department 25 4 4

Richfield Police Department 24 4 4 4

Sagamore Hills Township Police Department 17 4 4

Springfield Township Police Department - Summit 27 4 4

Stow Police Department 53 4 4 4

Summa Health Protective Services/Police 57 4

Summit County Sheriff's Office 449 4 4

Summit Metro Parks 34 4 4

Tallmadge Police Department 40 4

Twinsburg Police Department 36 4 4

University of Akron Police Department 38 4 4 4


Trumbull County

210,307 47 23 11 48 509 190 37Population









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210,307 47 23 11 48 509 190 37Population









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Bazetta Township Police Department 12 4 4

Howland Township Police Department 20 4 4

Hubbard City Police Department 26 4 4

Hubbard Township Police Department 17 4 4

Liberty Township Police Department 17 4 4

McDonald Police Department 10 4

Niles Police Department 34 4 4 4

Vienna Township Police Department 13 4 4

Warren Township Police Department 17 4

Weathersfield Township Police Department 17 4 4 4

West Farmington Police Department 7 4 4


Tuscarawas County

92,582 4 14 2 14 220 13 6Population









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92,582 4 14 2 14 220 13 6Population









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Gnadenhutten Police Department 2 4 4

Sugarcreek Police Department 11 4 4


Union County

52,300 96 3 2 67 115 105 91Population









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Note: The Union County Sheriff’s Office and the Marysville Police Department are in close proximity of each other.


52,300 96 3 2 67 115 105 91Population









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Marysville Police Department 36 4 4

Union County Sheriff's Office 69 4 4


Van Wert County

28,744 53 4 1 25 70 41 59Population









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28,744 53 4 1 25 70 41 59Population









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Van Wert County Sheriff's Office 41 4


Vinton County

13,435 0 4 0 0 44 0 0Population









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13,435 0 4 0 0 44 0 0Population









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Warren County

212,693 72 12 9 75 324 231 71Population









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212,693 72 12 9 75 324 231 71Population









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Carlisle Police Department 10 4 4

Clearcreek Township Police Department 19 4 4

Hamilton Township Police Department 17 4 4

Lebanon Police Department 27 4 4

Maineville Police Department 7 4 4

Morrow Police Department 9 4 4

Springboro Police Department 26 4 4

Warren County Sheriff's Office 102 4 4 4

Waynesville Police Department 14 4


Washington County

61,778 96 6 3 50 166 150 90Population









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Note: The Washington County Sheriff’s Office and the Marietta Police Department are within walking distance of each other.


61,778 96 6 3 50 166 150 90Population









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Belpre Police Department 14 4 4

Marietta Police Department 33 4

Washington County Sheriff's Office 103 4


Wayne County

114,520 84 14 6 43 242 153 63Population









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114,520 84 14 6 43 242 153 63Population









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Doylestown Police Department 11 4 4

MEDWAY Drug Enforcement Agency 7 4 4 4

Mount Eaton Police Department 6 4 4

Rittman Police Department 17 4 4 4

Wayne County Sheriff's Office 69 4

Wooster Police Department 43 4 4


Williams County

37,642 11 9 2 22 119 22 18Population









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37,642 11 9 2 22 119 22 18Population









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Blakeslee Police Department 4 4 4

Montpelier Police Department 18 4 4 4


Wood County

125,488 52 19 8 42 345 205 59Population









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125,488 52 19 8 42 345 205 59Population









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Bowling Green Police Division 37 4 4

Bowling Green State University Police Department 24 4 4 4

Luckey Police Department 7 4 4

North Baltimore Police Department 25 4 4

Northwood Police Department 19 4 4

Owens Community College Department of Public Safety 14 4 4

Wayne Police Department 11 4

Wood County Sheriff's Office 68 4 4


Wyandot County

22,615 100 3 3 100 80 80 100Population









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22,615 100 3 3 100 80 80 100Population









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Carey Police Department 14 4 4

Upper Sandusky Police Department 19 4

Wyandot County Sheriff's Office 47 4 4


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Ohio Attorney General's Bureau of CriminalInvestigation

125 4 4

Ohio Department of Commerce - State Fire Marshal Fire and Explosion Investigations Bureau

26 4 4

Ohio Department of Natural Resources 291 4 4 4

Ohio Department of Public Safety 1925 4 4 4

Ohio Department of Taxation Criminal Investigations Unit

29 4 4 4

Ohio Veterans Homes Police Department 10 4 4 4

Non-Certified Agencies


Agency Name Number of Officers

Adams County

Adams County Sheriff's Office 28Peebles Police Department 13Seaman Police Department 5West Union Police Department 7Winchester Police Department 3

Allen County

Lima Police Department 117Perry Township Police Department - Allen 13

Ashland County

Hayesville Police Department 1Loudonville Police Department 14Mifflin Police Department 7

Ashtabula County

Ashtabula County Sheriff's Office 53Ashtabula Police Department 40Conneaut Police Department 20Geneva Police Department 14Geneva-on-the-Lake Police Department 50Jefferson Police Department 22North Kingsville Police Department 4

Athens County

Albany Police Department 6Amesville Police Department 6Buchtel Police Department 4Coolville Police Department 9Glouster Police Department 9

Auglaize County

Cridersville Police Department 12Saint Marys Police Department 17Wapakoneta Police Department 23

Belmont County

Barnesville Police Department 17Bellaire Police Department 15Bethesda Police Department 7Bridgeport Police Department 14Flushing Police Department 2Martins Ferry Police Department 23Powhatan Point Police Department 5Richland Township Police Department 6Saint Clairsville Police Department 9Shadyside Police Department 10




Brown County

Aberdeen Police Department 8Fayetteville Police Department 13Georgetown Police Department 17Hamersville Police Department 7Higginsport Police Department 9Lake Waynoka Police Department 5Mount Orab Police Department 22Ripley Police Department 10Russellville Police Department 3Sardinia Police Department 18

Butler County

Fairfield Township Police Department - Butler 22Middletown Police Department 82Monroe Police Department 34New Miami Police Department 15Seven Mile Police Department 11Trenton Police Department 13

Carroll County

Carrollton Police Department 12

Champaign County

Saint Paris Police Department 6

Clark County

Catawba Police Department 4Donnelsville Police Department 1Enon Police Department 6German Township Police Department - Clark 11North Hampton Police Department 23South Charleston Police Department 13South Vienna Police Department 11Tremont City Police Department 8

Clermont County

New Richmond Police Department 12Union Township Police Department - Clermont 50

Clinton County

Blanchester Police Department 8New Vienna Police Department 5Port William Police Department 17Sabina Police Department 9




Columbiana County

Center Township Police Department 5Columbiana Police Department 35East Liverpool Police Department 18East Palestine Police Department 18Hanoverton Police Department 4Leetonia Police Department 12Lisbon Police Department 15Liverpool Township Police Department 9New Waterford Police Department 13Perry Township Police Department - Columbiana 9Saint Clair Township Police Department 15Salem Police Department 32Washingtonville Police Department 9Wellsville Police Department 14Coshocton CountyCoshocton County Sheriff's Office 89

Crawford County

Crawford County Sheriff's Office 52Crestline Police Department 16Galion Police Department 24

Cuyahoga County

Bay Village Police Department 51Bedford Heights Police Department 28Bedford Police Department 39Berea Police Department 38Bratenahl Police Department 26Brecksville Police Department 34Brooklyn Heights Village Police Department 18Brooklyn Police Department 50Cleveland Police Department 1501Fairview Park Police Department 46Highland Hills Police Department 24Independence Police Department 34Linndale Village Police Department 22Lyndhurst Police Department 31Maple Heights Police Department 42North Randall Police Department 19Oakwood Village Police Department 22Olmsted Falls Police Department 22Orange Village Police Department 17Warrensville Heights Police Department 28Woodmere Police Department 20




Darke County

Union City Police Department 13Versailles Police Department 9

Defiance County

Hicksville Police Department 15

Delaware County

Ashley Police Department 5Delaware Police Department 51Ostrander Police Department 4Sunbury Police Department 14

Erie County

Castalia Police Department 15Huron Police Department 23

Fairfield County

Baltimore Police Department 11Carroll Police Department 9Fairfield County Sheriff's Office 147Lithopolis Police Department 6Millersport Police Department 12Pickerington Police Department 36Sugar Grove Police Department 7

Fayette County

Washington Court House Police 22

Franklin County

Blendon Township Police Department 19Brice Police Department 5Franklin County Sheriff's Office 618Franklin Township Police Department - Franklin 17Grove City Police Department 62Groveport Police Department 27Harrisburg Police Department 15Madison Township Police Department - Franklin 21Mifflin Township Police Department 9Obetz Police Department 20Valleyview Police Department 9

Fulton County

Archbold Police Department 12Delta Police Department 9Swanton Police Department 11




Gallia County

Gallia County Sheriff's Office 100Gallipolis Police Department 25Rio Grande Police Department 31

Geauga County

Bainbridge Township Police Department 23Burton Police Department 11Chardon Police Department 20Chester Township Police Department 14South Russell Police Department 16Thompson Township Police Department 6

Greene County

Bowersville Police Department 9Cedarville Police Department 24Jamestown Police Department 23Sugarcreek Township Police Department 18

Guernsey County

Byesville Police Department 7Senecaville Police Department 4

Hamilton County

Cheviot Police Department 16Cleves Police Department 15Elmwood Place Police Department 12Fairfax Police Department 11Glendale Police Department 19Madeira Police Department 27

Hancock County

McComb Police Department 7

Hardin County

Forest Police Department 6Kenton Police Department 18

Harrison County

Cadiz Police Department 16Jewett Police Department 5New Athens Police Department 1

Henry County

Deshler Police Department 6Northwest State Community College 6




Highland County

Greenfield Police Department 23Highland Police Department 2Hillsboro Police Department 18Leesburg Police Department 5Lynchburg Police Department 8Mowrystown Police Department 4

Hocking County

Laurelville Police Department 14Murray City Police Department 3

Holmes County

Glenmont Police Department 12Nashville Police Department 2

Huron County

Greenwich Police Department 7Monroeville Police Department 9Norwalk Police Department 29Plymouth Police Department 25Wakeman Police Department 29Willard Police Department 21

Jackson County

Jackson Police Department 27Oak Hill Police Department 14Wellston Police Department 23

Jefferson County

Adena Police Department 2Amsterdam Police Department 7Bergholz Police Department 1Bloomingdale Police Department 5Cross Creek Township Police Department 10Dillonvale Police Department 5Empire Police Department 4Mingo Junction Police Department 5Mount Pleasant Police Department 6New Alexandria Police Department 2Richmond Police Department 1Saline Township Police Department 11Smithfield Police Department 3Steubenville Police Department 42Stratton Police Department 3Tiltonsville Police Department 8



Agency Name Number of OfficersToronto Police Department 12Wells Township Police Department 10Wintersville Police Department 19Yorkville Police Department 11

Knox County

Martinsburg Police Department 4Mount Vernon Police Department 35

Lake County

Grand River Police Department 27Madison Village Police Department 17North Perry Police Department 19Timberlake Police Department 21

Lawrence County

Athalia Police Department 5Chesapeake Police Department 9Coal Grove Police Department 11Hanging Rock Police Department 5Ironton Police Department 14Proctorville Police Department 9South Point Police Department 13Union Township Police Department - Lawrence 5

Licking County

Alexandria Police Department 1Buckeye Lake Police Department 3Hartford Village Police Department 5Heath Police Department 24Kirkersville Police Department 5Pataskala Police Department 29Saint Louisville Police Department 14Union Township Police Department - Licking 2Utica Police Department 17

Logan County

Degraff Police Department 6Washington Township Police Department - Logan 16

Lorain County

Kipton Police Department 5LaGrange Police Department 12South Amherst Police Department 17Wellington Police Department 21




Lucas County

Berkey Police Department 3Harbor View Police Department 2Holland Police Department 12Lucas County Sheriff's Office 399Sylvania Police Department 33Sylvania Township Police Department 43Toledo/Lucas County Port Authority Police Department Swanton 7Washington Township Police Department - Lucas 16Waterville Police Department 11

Madison County

Madison County Sheriff's Office 163West Jefferson Police Department 20

Mahoning County

Campbell Police Department 30Coitsville Township Police Department 16Craig Beach Police Department 8Lowellville Police Department 22Milton Township Police Department 16Poland Township Police Department 17Poland Village Police Department 14Smith Township Police Department 12Struthers Police Department 21

Medina County

Seville Police Department 9Spencer Police Department 3

Meigs County

Middleport Police Department 10Pomeroy Police Department 10Racine Police Department 7Rutland Police Department 3Syracuse Police Department 5

Mercer County

Celina Police Department 17Fort Recovery Police Department 2Rockford Police Department 8

Monroe County

Monroe County Sheriff's Office 35Woodsfield Police Department 12




Montgomery County

Englewood Police Department 22Germantown Police Department 28Perry Township Police Department - Montgomery 19Phillipsburg Police Department 3Union Police Department 10Morgan CountyMcConnelsville Police Department 7Morgan County Sheriff's Office 11

Morrow County

Cardington Police Department 16Mount Gilead Police Department 9

Muskingum County

Dresden Police Department 10Frazeysburg Police Department 5New Concord Police Department 10South Zanesville Police Department 4Noble CountyNoble County Sheriff's Office 20

Ottawa County

Catawba Island Township Police Department 5Clay Center Police Department 6Marblehead Police Department 10Put-in-Bay Police Department 23Rocky Ridge Police Department 3

Paulding County

Antwerp Police Department 13Grover Hill Police Department 2Oakwood Police Department - Paulding 6Paulding County Sheriff's Office 38Paulding Police Department 11Payne Police Department 3

Perry County

Corning Police Department 4Crooksville Police Department 20Junction City Police Department 9New Straitsville Police Department 3Shawnee Police Department 3Thornville Police Department 10




Pickaway County

Ashville Police Department 18Commercial Point Police Department 12New Holland Police Department 13South Bloomfield Police Department 18

Pike County

Piketon Police Department 18Waverly Police Department 19

Portage County

Brady Lake Police Department 1Garrettsville Police Department 13Mantua Police Department 16Portage County Sheriff's Office 115Ravenna Police Department 24Windham Police Department 10

Preble County

Camden Police Department 5Gratis Police Department 9Lewisburg Police Department 20West Alexandria Police Department 11

Putnam County

Columbus Grove Police Department 6Continental Police Department 9Fort Jennings Police Department 5Glandorf Police Department 3Kalida Police Department 6Leipsic Police Department 9Ottawa Police Department 10Ottoville Police Department 7Pandora Police Department 5

Sandusky County

Clyde Police Department 16Gibsonburg Police Department 8Sandusky County Sheriff's Office 49Woodville Police Department 16

Scioto County

Portsmouth Police Department 41Scioto County Sheriff's Office 75




Seneca County

Attica Police Department 7Bloomville Police Department 2Green Springs Police Department 9Republic Police Department 4Seneca County Sheriff's Office 56

Shelby County

Anna Police Department 6Botkins Police Department 8Fort Loramie Police Department 7Jackson Center Police Department 8Port Jefferson Police Department 4Shelby County Sheriff's Office 65

Stark County

Alliance Police Department 50Beach City Police Department 20Brewster Police Department 13East Canton Police Department 16Hartville Police Department 13Lawrence Township Police Department 13Magnolia Police Department 11Marlboro Township Police Department 14Navarre Police Department 10Waynesburg Police Department 9

Summit County

Lakemore Police Department 15Macedonia Police Department 21METRO Transit Police Department 1Northfield Village Police Department 17Peninsula Police Department 21Reminderville Police Department 13Silver Lake Police Department 11




Trumbull County

Braceville Township Police Department 7Brookfield Township Police Department 17Champion Township Police Department 9Cortland Police Department 14Fowler Township Police Department 11Girard Police Department 23Hartford Township Police Department 9Kinsman Township Police Department 7Lordstown Village Police Department 19Newton Falls Police Department 28Trumbull County Sheriff's Office 105Warren Police Department 70

Tuscarawas County

Bolivar Police Department 6Dennison Police Department 9Dover Police Department 32Midvale Police Department 10New Philadelphia Police Department 41Newcomerstown Police Department 7Port Washington Police Department 2Roswell Police Department 5Strasburg Police Department 8Tuscarawas County Sheriff's Office 71Tuscarawas Police Department 5Uhrichsville Police Department 11

Union County

Richwood Police Department 10

Van Wert County

Convoy Police Department 3Scott Police Department 2Van Wert Police Department 24

Vinton County

Hamden Police Department 3McArthur Police Department 8Vinton County Sheriff's Office 32Zaleski Village Police Department 1

Warren County

Franklin Police Department 37Harveysburg Police Department 12Mason Police Department - Warren 44




Washington County

Beverly Police Department 6Lowell Police Department 4New Matamoras Police Department 6

Wayne County

Apple Creek Police Department 8Creston Police Department 12Dalton Police Department 14Marshallville Police Department 9Orrville Police Department 16Shreve Police Department 11Smithville Police Department 7West Salem Police Department 12

Williams County

Bryan Police Department 20Edgerton Police Department 11Edon Police Department 5Pioneer Police Department 10Stryker Police Department 13West Unity Police Department 9Williams County Sheriff's Office 29

Wood County

Bloomdale Police Department 2Bradner Police Department 4Haskins Police Department 15Lake Township Police Department - Wood 19Pemberville Police Department 15Perrysburg Police Department 31Perrysburg Township Police Department 24Portage Police Department 1Risingsun Police Department 8Rossford Police Department 15Walbridge Police Department 6






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