Sheriff reports crime declines and describes new technology, training, and legislation
The county sheriff presented data showing declines in property crimes and improvements in clearance rates since 2010, described programs such as Farm Watch and smart-water recoveries, and outlined plans for LPRs, drones, and K9 units. He also reported nine deputy vacancies and praised passage of "Savannah's Law."
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The Robertson County sheriff gave an extended report comparing enforcement results from 2010 to 2024 and highlighted a mix of declines in some crimes and increases in proactive enforcement.
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