In the latest public safety report presented at the government meeting, officials detailed a range of activities and incidents from the past month. The report highlighted 38 civil attempts and 22 civil papers served, alongside the issuance of 170 traffic tickets. Law enforcement investigated 31 traffic accidents and made 46 arrests, including one for driving while intoxicated (DWI).

The report also noted that there were 643 calls for service and 277 traffic stops conducted during the month. The jail population saw a slight increase, starting at 31 inmates and rising to 33 by the end of the month, which was also the high for that period. Correction officers completed 23 transports, covering 581 miles and spending a total of 41.15 hours on these operations.

In property matters, a sheriff's sale was conducted involving two properties in Sleepy Hollow. One property was sold back to the lienholder, while the other received no bids and remains unsold.

Tragically, the report included information about a fatal motorcycle accident on the bypass at 5 Mile Road, where one man died from his injuries. The other driver involved is facing charges of vehicular manslaughter.

Additionally, the department assisted the U.S. Capitol Police during a visit from the Speaker of the House, which attracted over 400 attendees. Officials reported no incidents or issues during this event, ensuring a smooth operation.

The meeting concluded with an invitation for questions, emphasizing the department's commitment to public safety and community engagement.