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Launch of the Citizen Complaint Review Board

Huber Heights

Summary

The Citizen Complaint Review Board is close to full strength thanks to two volunteers from the city's new Citizens Academy — Janice Clark and Shelly Fusselman — who'll be up for appointment Monday.

At a glance

Total mentions
5
Last 30 days
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Last discussed Jul 21, 2026.

Impact analysis

✅Who benefits

Residents who use the complaint review process and anyone wanting stronger citizen oversight.

Mentions & discussions (5)

MeetingJul 21, 2026

Citizens Complaint Review Board — July 21, 2026

The board is finalizing how it will review police internal affairs complaints residents feel weren't resolved fairly. Its power stops at recommending policy or training changes to the city manager — it can't discipline officers. Members want clearer timelines and a feedback loop so they know what happens to their recommendations.

MeetingJun 4, 2026

Culture and Diversity Citizen Action Commission — June 4, 2026

The CCRB has held its organizational meeting with a full slate of members and is now drafting the procedures and policies for reviewing complaints against the police department. The commission holds a seat on the board.

MeetingMay 26, 2026

Citizens Complaint Review Board — May 26, 2026

Huber Heights finally stood up its Citizen Complaint Review Board, two years after the process started. The board gives residents an outside appeals body when the police department's internal review doesn't sustain their complaint about police conduct.

MeetingMar 5, 2026

Culture and Diversity Citizen Action Commission — March 5, 2026

With Yolanda Stephens nominated as the commission's representative, the Citizens' Community Relations Board has its full membership and could be activated at the March 17 council work session.

MeetingFeb 17, 2026

Council Work Session — February 17, 2026

The Citizen Complaint Review Board is close to full strength thanks to two volunteers from the city's new Citizens Academy — Janice Clark and Shelly Fusselman — who'll be up for appointment Monday.

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