Audit recommends transparency, data and new staff for Columbus’ Crime Prevention program
An internal operational audit of Columbus’ Office of Crime Prevention urged a website redesign, clearer funding tiers for grassroots vs. institutional applicants, better data reporting and adding an administrative assistant to the FY27 budget after program growth in applicants and awards.
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Columbus city auditors presented an operational review of the Office of Crime Prevention at the Feb. 24 council meeting, recommending a redesigned public website, clearer funding tiers for grassroots and institutional programs, development of place‑based impact data and an administrative assistant in the FY27 budget.
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