Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 84 Hamilton County, Ohio
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Promoting the Law Enforcement Fraternity is not something we do... it is who we are.
- Unity: I support My brothers and sisters. - Loyalty: I support My Fraternity, the FOP. - Respect: I demonstrate the professionalism that makes my Fraternity great.
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Brother Allen Thompson moved to Florida and thinks we have forgotten about him!!! Please take a minute and send Allen an email (or 10) and let him know we still love him! Allenthom@live.com
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FOP Members.
Several members have asked again about forms needed to have your
personal information removed from public websites, such as the Auditors
Office. House Bill 1 was passed in 2008 by the Ohio Legislature and gave
law enforcement officers the ability to have our home addresses and
personal information redacted from public records. Below are the links, and
information needed to have your information removed from public records
as permitted by HB1. If you need help with the paperwork, please feel free to
give me a call.
Ed Buns
HB1 - 128th General Assembly Auditor Affidavit.
In response to the House Bill 46 becoming law, two Affidavits are now
available.
Address Redact Request and Auditor Affidavit
The Address Redact Request form is also available on the Ohio Attorney
General’s website under the citizens action section of the forms page.
http://www.ag.state.oh.us/legal/pubs/Request_to_Redact_Address.pdf
The Attorney General’s Affidavit is designed for removal of your personal
residence information from public records that are made available to the
public on the internet.
The Auditor’s Affidavit can be used to change the described property on the
general tax list of real and public utility property and the general duplicate of
real and public utility property.