Ohio Local Police Land State Funding for Body Cams
The city of Centerville got the most money locally, $115,000, to start their program and Gov. Mike DeWine announced that statewide, 109 Ohio law enforcement agencies were awarded $4.7 million.
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The city of Centerville got the most money locally, $115,000, to start their program and Gov. Mike DeWine announced that statewide, 109 Ohio law enforcement agencies were awarded $4.7 million.
The Upper Arlington Police Division was awarded more than $62,000 in state grant money to maintain its body-worn camera program.
All Grove City police officers now are using body-worn cameras in the field.
COLUMBUS — Governor Mike DeWine on Tuesday, Jan. 24, awarded more than $4.7 million in grant funding to 109 local law enforcement agencies for expens
WAPAKONETA — If all goes according to plan, deputies in the Auglaize County Sheriff’s Office will be equipped with body-worn cameras by the tim