Summary
Council members advanced a motion requiring a 30-day administration report on installing security lighting and cameras in parks and recreational facilities located in high-gun-violence neighborhoods.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 5
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Jun 16, 2026.
Impact analysis
Future capital and operational expenditures for installing and maintaining park lighting and cameras.
Park visitors, neighborhood residents, and families utilizing city recreational spaces.
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Mentions & discussions (7)
Youth & Human Services — June 16, 2026
City administration submitted a comprehensive report detailing priority parks and playgrounds requiring upgraded lighting and camera security infrastructure to curb gun violence.
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Cincinnati City Council — March 25, 2026
A resident advocated for city ordinances requiring protective fencing around open bodies of water in public parks to prevent accidental drownings.
Cincinnati City Council — February 11, 2026
Council requested a two-part report assessing the need and cost for adding cameras and lighting in city parks and playgrounds, prioritizing neighborhoods most impacted by gun violence.
Youth & Human Services — February 10, 2026
Council members advanced a motion requiring a 30-day administration report on installing security lighting and cameras in parks and recreational facilities located in high-gun-violence neighborhoods.
Cincinnati City Council — January 7, 2026
Following the tragic fatal shooting of 11-year-old Queen Arie Reed in a neighborhood park, family members and community advocates passionately demanded increased security, lighting, and camera installations across all city parks and playgrounds to protect children.
Cincinnati city council pushes for safer parks after 11-year-old shot, killed
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