The attorney general’s office said that the funding came from a Traffic Safety Grant of $279,750 from the Ohio Department of Public Safety. Grant money can be used through September 2025.
“Well-trained officers are the backbone of a safe and just society,” Yost said. “Investing in training empowers officers to protect our communities without straining local resources — a true win for everyone.”
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