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The Ohio Court Backlog Reduction Program is making $10 million in grants available to help courts throughout the state process quicker their backlog of cases. Courtesy Ohio Department of Public Safety
Ohio is spending up to $10 million in a move to reduce the backlog of court cases that has piled up mostly because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Gov. Mike DeWine announced on June 29 the launch of the Ohio Court Backlog Reduction Program, a new project aimed at helping local courts process the increasing numbers of court cases more quickly.
