Library usage up, community services and police report steady activity in May
Summary
Library circulation rose 8% year-over-year for May; community resource staff reported help for 30 families and 55 individuals in May, and police logged 937 calls for service including 12 arrests and 5 mental-health transports.
A library representative reported an 8% increase in circulation compared with the prior-year month and promoted upcoming community events including the Community Canvas & East Rochester Art Celebration on June 13 and two bookmark design contests for children and seniors. The library director (report author Timothy Ryan) was cited in the submitted report.
Community and senior services reported supporting 30 families and 55 individuals in May, receiving more than 40 community donations, and noting strong participation at senior events (a recent Euchre tournament drew 68 players). The police department reported 937 calls for service in May, including 12 arrests, 48 traffic citations, nine motor-vehicle accidents and five mental-health transports; the chief also thanked the community for support around a recent kidney transplant involving an officer and a clerk.
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