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New Bremen Police Department receives recertification Recertification takes place on a revolving, three- to four-year cycle. There are 482 agencies that are certified, and 97 that are in the process of becoming certified by meeting standards for the use of force, including deadly force, and agency recruitment and hiring. Additionally, over 29,897 officers (representing over 92 percent of all law enforcement officers in Ohio, including most of Ohio’s metropolitan areas) are employed by an agency that is involved in some form of the certification process. https://www.limaohio.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/54/2021/01/web1_Applause-4.jpg Bookmark the permalink.
Auglaize County Sheriff’s Office offers new program S.P.O.T. to help those with special needs WAPAKONETA — The Auglaize County Sheriff’s Office will be offering a new program free to the resident of Auglaize County called S.P.O.T. (Special Population Operations Team). The goal of our new program is to increase the effectiveness of communication and interaction with residents of all ages that may have special considerations in case of an emergency. Such considerations may include: Alzheimer’s, dementia, schizophrenia, PTSD, autism, ADHD, developmental disability, down syndrome, blindness, deafness, language barriers or differently-abled. The initial sign-up step would be to contact our office to register your family member. A S.P.O.T. coordinator would provide you with a registration form and questionnaire. Once the information is completed, the information will be transferred into our dispatch system. This would allow for instant access to law enforcement and first responders. The Wapakoneta Police Department, Waynesfield Police Department, Cridersville Police Department, New Knoxville Police Department, St. Marys Police Department, New Bremen Police Department and Minster Police Department have joined with the sheriff’s office to implement this program within their communities.