Public Safety

Latest reporting from the Public Safety desk.

Public Safety

Latest reporting from the Public Safety desk.

Public Safety

Latest reporting from the Public Safety desk.

Grandview Heights sets campus traffic rules for three-school year

Grandview Heights Schools published new traffic and safety rules for the combined Stevenson/Larson/GHHS campus, banning motorized scooters on sidewalks and requiring helmets, ahead of the first day of school on Aug. 12.

Downed power line across a residential street marked by two orange traffic cones.

UA asks residents to report storm damage at 614-459-2800

Upper Arlington is directing residents to call 614-459-2800 to report remaining storm damage not yet on the city's live map, one day after severe storms knocked out power and blocked roads across the community.

A fallen utility pole with tangled power lines lying on grass.

Storm outages may last until Friday; flooding risk rises in UA

Gov. Mike DeWine and Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther warned Wednesday that storm recovery will stretch into the weekend, with additional rain threatening flooding in Upper Arlington, where more than 100 downed trees and power lines left streets impassable and forced schools to cancel the first day of classes.

Grandview Heights officer shares school walking safety tips

Officer Smith of the Grandview Heights Police Department posted a video with pedestrian safety tips for students walking to school as Grandview Heights City Schools opens the 2026-27 year Wednesday, Aug. 12.

Aerial view of a park with baseball fields, buildings, and several parking lots.

Four Upper Arlington park lots closing next week for maintenance

Four parking lots at Fancyburg Park and Thompson Park in Upper Arlington will close on a rolling basis Monday, Aug. 10, through Friday, Aug. 14, for asphalt maintenance, with each lot shutting down for about 24 hours.

Grandview Heights police join new task force targeting organized retail theft

The Grandview Heights Division of Police is a founding member of F.O.R.C.E., a new Franklin County task force that has recovered more than $145,000 in stolen merchandise and secured nine indictments since March, targeting organized retail theft rings under Ohio's FORCE Act.

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Upper Arlington police say no immigration agencies improperly accessed local Flock data

Upper Arlington Police said their audits show no evidence that federal immigration enforcement agencies improperly accessed local Flock license plate reader data, responding to a Columbus Police audit that flagged more than 15,000 potentially immigration-related searches across that city's network since 2023.

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