US EditionGovernor DeWine Signs House Bill 44 Into Law, Updating Police Training and Civil Service Rules
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Governor DeWine Signs House Bill 44 Into Law, Updating Police Training and Civil Service Rules
Columbus, Ohio — Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has signed House Bill 44 into law, introducing new standards for police training, chief of police appointments, and civil service procedures. The bill, sponsored by State Representatives Joseph A. Miller III (D-Amherst) and Kevin D. Miller (R-Newark), aims
Ohio signs law allowing more police academies, easing training for police chiefs
COLUMBUS, Ohio — In a move aimed at bolstering local law enforcement recruitment and flexibility, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed House Bill 44 into law Wednesday, ushering in key reforms to Ohio’s police training and hiring standards. The legislation, passed by the 136th General Assembly, empowers cities to establish their own in-house training academies for aspiring officers, exempts participants in these programs from state classified civil …
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