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Columbus Launches Police Complaint Portal as Review Board Urges Case Tracking

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Columbus launched an interactive dashboard tracking police misconduct complaints dating back to 2023 as Q2 reports rose to 341. Civilian Police Review Board members are pushing to add real-time case tracking and public document access in future portal updates.

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  1. Civilian Police Review Board Meeting #63.

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    • Enterprise data architects from the Columbus Department of Technology and staff from the Columbus Department of the Inspector General unveiled the live tool during Civilian Police Review Board Meeting #63 on Wednesday, Oct. 7.

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      Civilian Police Review Board Meeting #63.
    • During a presentation on second-quarter oversight trends delivered to the board, city officials outlined complaint volumes and disposition patterns.

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      t003 Citizen Complaint Data Dashboard Presentation (s0011–s0105)

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