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Columbus police report falling violent crime, higher clearance rates and seek retention incentives Police leaders told council murders and several other Part 1 crimes fell in 2025 and clearance rates exceeded national averages; the department requested certification pay and discussed recruitment, training and drone rollout to sustain gains.

Columbus Police are celebrating a significant drop in violent crime and impressive clearance rates, all while unveiling exciting new initiatives to enhance community safety.

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Columbus mayor and police chief urge calm as ICE agents deploy; city says it will not aid deportations Mayor Andy Ginther and Police Chief Elaine Bryant said Columbus will not use local resources to assist federal deportation efforts and that CPD will not investigate residents solely on immigration status; they also offered rights guidance and resource contacts.

Columbus officials are standing firm against ICE deportations, urging residents to know their rights and ensuring local resources won't be used against them.

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City attorneys recommend objections to six Columbus liquor permits citing violence, overdoses and code violations The city attorney's Property Action Team told the Public Safety Committee it recommends objecting to renewal of six liquor permits after investigations found high volumes of police calls, violent incidents, overdoses and outstanding health and fire-code violations; the council will consider the objections on Dec. 15.

Columbus City Council is taking a stand against dangerous liquor establishments, recommending objections to six permits linked to violence, overdoses, and code violations.

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Mayor Recognizes Contributions of Board Members for City Improvement Efforts Mayor expresses gratitude to dedicated board members for their significant impact on the city.

In a heartfelt ceremony at Columbus City Hall, community leaders celebrated the unwavering dedication of board members who are committed to enhancing public safety and accountability.

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City officials propose new park hours citing safety concerns and trash collection issues Officials recommend changing park hours to 7AM-7PM to enhance safety after recent violence.

Columbus City Council is taking bold steps to enhance public safety by proposing new park hours and tackling trash collection confusion—could these changes reshape our community?

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Columbus City Council approves 3-lane option for South Lumpkin Road project Council selects 3-lane design amidst community concerns over business impacts and traffic safety.

Columbus City Council takes significant steps towards public safety, approving a new 3-lane design for South Lumpkin Road to enhance community accessibility while safeguarding local businesses.

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Columbus City Council approves traffic signals overhaul and environmental initiatives at festivals Council authorizes $3M for traffic signals and $53K for recycling at major events.

Columbus City Council is reshaping urban life with a $3M traffic signal overhaul and eco-friendly initiatives for major events!

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Columbus City Council approves $2.5M purchase of aerial ladder from Sutton Corporation Columbus City Council authorizes $2.5M for fire safety equipment purchase from Sutton Corporation.

The Columbus City Council has just approved a groundbreaking $2.5M investment in fire safety equipment to enhance community protection!

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