Hannah Drown is an Education Reporter at cleveland.com. She covers a range of education topics impacting the region and has previously reported on public transportation, housing market issues, and real estate development. Hannah's work has been featured in various publications, including Governing, Government Technology, and Mass Transit magazine.
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By: Hannah Drown
Lorain County officials say the price of maintaining their aging jail is piling up in repairs, overtime, outsourced inmates and temporary fixes. As the county weighs building a new facility, some argue it may already be paying for one.
Lorain County has agreed to build a new jail but not what kind, and the choice comes down to whether the building can do what the current one can't: safely sort the people who actually arrive at its doors.
By: Hannah Drown
Cleveland’s Public Safety Committee voted 3-1 Wednesday to reject a one-year renewal of the city’s Flock Safety camera contract after more than two hours of testimony turned into a broader debate over surveillance in the city.
By: Hannah Drown
Lorain County Sheriff's Office K9 Chewie received a donated bullet- and stab-resistant vest from nonprofit Vested Interest in K9s.
By: Hannah Drown
Body-worn camera footage shows multiple officers detaining a 15-year-old girl. One of the officers is seen taking a “top-mounted position” control technique, pressing his shin against the upper back and neck area of the girl.
By: Hannah Drown
The Lorain County Jail Advisory Board voted Monday to move forward with a 540-bed podular jail design, advancing the larger and more expensive option that Sheriff Jack Hall and jail staff had pushed for after months of debate over whether the county could afford it.
By: Hannah Drown
Job seekers can explore careers in law enforcement, firefighting, EMS and healthcare at a free First Responders Career Fair Thursday.
By: Hannah Drown
Lorain County commissioners scheduled public hearings on a proposed sales tax that could fund construction of a new county jail.
By: Hannah Drown
Lorain County will celebrate America 250 on July 24 in Elyria with a free picnic, family activities and concert.
By: Hannah Drown
Keystone Local Schools and the Village of LaGrange will install Flock Safety cameras to provide law enforcement with objective information to assist investigations, while including safeguards to protect residents’ privacy.
