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The Columbus Dispatch
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Ohio survivors can hide their address
Ohio's Safe at Home program helps domestic violence survivors keep personal information, such as addresses and phone numbers, out of public records to enhance safety. Since its inception in 2016, participation has increased from 249 to over 3,700, with recent efforts focused on expanding outreach to law enforcement and increasing funding. The program allows survivors to vote remotely, reroute mail, and purchase property anonymously, although limitations remain regarding federal and private online data. A proposed bill aims to broaden eligibility to more victims and household members, emphasizing the importance of confidentiality in survivor safety.
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