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No decision should be made to replace him until he actually resigns.

By Norma Damashek / NumbersRunner / April 27, 2022 Let’s pretend we’re hotshot detectives in a Netflix blockbuster about a real estate deal gone bad … really bad. The action takes place in San Diego, where most every city official -- past and present — is hell-bent on burying the evidence. An apt name for…

Disputes at Wednesday night's second meeting of the commission indicate the 13-member police oversight group may be at odds over how quickly to jump into action.

Activists say Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb did not follow the charter amendment that created the new Community Police Commission when he chose the members.

The mayor would have absolute discretion enter into leases all with no checks and balances.

There are five Constitutional Amendments that will appear statewide on the November 8, 2022 general election ballots. There is one local referendum, passed by the General Assembly, that will appear on the ballots in Montgomery county. The Secretary of State is responsible for preparing and certifying the statewide ballot question language. A non-techinical summary of the statewide questions is provided by the Department of Legislative Services. Additionally, these local ballot questions will app...

Under Cleveland's Charter Section 115, the Civilian Police Review Board has authority over hiring at the investigative agency Office of Professional Standards and can launch its own investigations.

The city is looking to appoint 13 members to the commission. Applications are due by April 30, 2022.

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