Complaints or Compliments?

The Mifflin Township Division of Police believes that earning the trust and confidence of residents is a critical component to creating a safe community. 

In order to maintain public trust, the division takes seriously all complaints of misconduct  in accordance with policy and applicable federal, state and local laws, municipal and county rules and the requirements of any collective bargaining agreements. The township is committed to investigating all concerns of misconduct by employees. It is also the policy of this Department to ensure that the community can report misconduct without concern for reprisal or retaliation.

Citizens are encouraged to contact us regarding any incident you believe to be unreasonable or objectionable, or conversely, any exceptional behavior you feel deserves recognition. 

Anonymous and third party complaints will be accepted and investigated to the extent possible assuming sufficient information is provided.

All complaints alleging misconduct by an employee of the township will be investigated by a supervisor. Complaints alleging serious misconduct will be invested by the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office Internal Affairs Bureau.

All complaints shall be completely investigated within 60 days from the date of the complaint. The Chief of Police may, on a case-by-case basis, grant an extension to this time limit, at his/her discretion, based on extenuating circumstances.  Once the investigation is completed, the complainant(s) shall be advised of the findings and whether or not any corrective and or disciplinary action resulted.

You may contact us by phone, by calling (614) 471-4494 and asking to speak with the police chief or human resources officer, as is most appropriate.  

Visit us in person at the police station located at 2455 Agler Rd., Columbus, OH 43224 and request to speak with a supervisor who will take the complaint in writing.

By Email to Chief Briggs at briggsd@mifflin-oh.gov or

Address your concerns in writing with the form below. The form will be submitted directly to the police chief. If you prefer to address the concern to the human resources officer instead, please select human resources in the pull down menu. Rest assured, your information will be handled with sensitivity.