In a recent government meeting, Chief Humphreys provided an update on the proactive measures being taken in the Stoney Creek area following a recent storm. He reported that staff have been conducting periodic patrols to assist residents as they begin the cleanup process and secure their homes. The chief emphasized the importance of community engagement, encouraging residents to report any issues, particularly concerning theft or unauthorized individuals on their properties.

Concerns were raised about potential scams and increased solicitation in the wake of the storm, particularly from contractors offering services. Chief Humphreys noted that, to date, there have been no significant reports of such activities, but he assured that the police would respond to any complaints regarding aggressive sales tactics or suspicious individuals claiming to be inspectors.

The chief also highlighted ongoing educational efforts aimed at informing residents about potential fraud during disaster recovery. He urged homeowners to conduct thorough research before hiring contractors, reinforcing the need for vigilance in protecting their properties.

The meeting concluded with expressions of gratitude for the efforts of local emergency services, including the fire department, which collaborated with neighboring jurisdictions during the storm response. Council members commended the police and fire departments for their dedication to community safety and support during challenging times.