A final effort to make sure Lima residents are registered took place on Sunday. The Committee on Racial Injustice and Reform and volunteers traveled door-to-door in Lima's 1st, 2nd, 6th, and 7th ward in order to ensure voters are registered ahead of the upcoming election. 

Earlier this evening, the Committee on Racial Injustice and Reform held their first town hall meeting on the topic of police reform. Questions brought to the panel’s attention dealt with the hiring process within the police department, recruiting more diverse officers, body cameras, and what reconstructing the police would look like. Other ideas brought to the table included rehabilitation efforts for ex-convicts and more positive outreach between police and the community.