The Greater Cincinnati Police Museum collects, displays, and presents history and artifacts of over a hundred municipalities, counties, states, and federal law enforcement agencies that have been operating and serving Boone, Campbell, Clermont, Dearborn, Hamilton, Kenton, Butler, Warren counties of Indiana Ohio, and Kentucky for over 2 centuries.

Situated on 4,500 square feet of property, it brings visitors a step back to the past as it explores the lives of the people who have served these communities. These include their uniforms, weapons, vehicles, equipment, and animal partners. It also depicts how law enforcement has evolved or changed in the past years.

It also displays a Wall of Honor where visitors can view pictures and stories about officers who have sacrificed for the sake of law enforcement.