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Officials cite gambling-driven violence and rising policing costs at youth sports events; CPS, city consider funding support
Summary
Cincinnati Public Schools, city officials and community leaders discussed recent violence at youth football events, the financial burden of increased police overtime and facility costs, and possible funding or sponsorship options to keep leagues operating safely.
City and school officials described concerns about violence and rising costs at youth sports events and discussed possible administrative and funding responses.
Josh Harden, CPS athletic director, said a collaborative group convened by the city and CPS is reviewing recommended safety measures after recent incidents at youth football events. Harden summarized Cincinnati Police Department recommendations, which included limiting attendance, wanding at entry and earlier start times, and said some events have seen increased police overtime rates.
Harden provided…
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