Columbus Civilian Police Review Board Meeting #61.

The City of Columbus Civilian Police Review Board held its 61st meeting on August 4, 2026, focusing primarily on reviewing police misconduct complaints and investigations conducted by the Department of Inspector General (DIG). The board reviewed numerous cases involving allegations such as use of force, officer conduct, procedural compliance, and social media use by officers. They discussed findings from the DIG and the Columbus Police Department's chain of command, including instances where disciplinary actions were recommended or overturned. The board also addressed policy issues related to body-worn camera access, social media policies for officers, impoundment procedures, and juvenile missing person protocols. Additionally, the board planned to receive a demonstration of a new dashboard tool and requested updates on the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) contract negotiations, particularly regarding administrative leave provisions affecting investigation timelines. No direct procurement or contracting decisions were made during the meeting.