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Committee confirms Chief Scott Milke to Community Corrections Planning Board
Summary
The committee approved Chief Scott Milke’s appointment to the county Community Corrections Planning Board; the county representative outlined the board’s role in reducing non‑dangerous offender commitments and maintaining public safety.
The Cuyahoga County Human Resources Appointment and Equity Committee on May 20 approved the county executive’s appointment of Chief Scott Milke to the Cuyahoga County Community Corrections Planning Board for the term Jan. 2, 2025, through Jan. 1, 2028.
Chris Alvarado presented the nomination and requested suspension of the second reading. Alvarado described the board’s purpose as developing and implementing a local community‑based corrections plan intended to reduce the number of non‑dangerous offenders committed to state prison and local jails while maintaining public safety. Milke, who identified himself as the police chief in Brooklyn, addressed the committee and responded to brief introductory remarks. The committee moved under suspension and voted to approve his appointment.
The committee offered congratulations and no public comments were entered for the record.
