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Mitchell J. Brown

Director of the Department of Public Safety

Columbus Mayor Michael B. Coleman appointed Mitchell J. Brown as the Director of the Department of Public Safety on April 24, 2000. As a member of Mayor Coleman’s cabinet, Director Brown oversees the operation of the Division of Police, Division of Fire, Division of Support Services, and the License and Weights and Measures sections. The Department of Public Safety is the City’s largest department, with a $456 million budget and approximately 3,900 employees.

Brown served as Director of the Department of Public Safety for the City of Cleveland from 1986-1989, overseeing 3,300 employees. His special response zone car program resulted in a 38 percent increase in arrests and a 17 percent increase in assignments handled. His other accomplishments include enhancing the 911 system, implementing a comprehensive management training program and upgrading the Division of Fire Hazmat Unit. Under Brown’s leadership, the first police helicopter and canine unit s were created.

From 1980-1986, Mitchell Brown served as the Commissioner for Emergency Medical Services (EMS) in the Department of Public Safety in Cleveland. He developed and implemented the Paramedic Training institute, created the Advanced Life Support Program and successfully managed the transition from a federally funded program to a City of Cleveland program.
 

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