Several local police departments have achieved re-certification in Ohio Collaborative Standards, Ohio Criminal Justice Services Executive Director Karhlton Moore announced Monday.
Re-certification takes place every three to four years by meeting standards for the use of force, including deadly force, and agency recruitment and hiring. OCJS plans to re-certify more than 200 agencies by 2020.
The following area departments achieved re-certification:
- Beavercreek Police Department
- Fairfield Police Department
- Greenville Police Department
- Greene County Sheriff's Office
- Kettering Police Department
- Montgomery County Sheriff's Office
- Vandalia Police Department
The complete list of agencies who have and have not been certified can be found here.
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