During a recent government meeting, community engagement and public safety were at the forefront of discussions. A local representative emphasized the importance of community involvement, highlighting the joy that comes from recognizing children and families during events. The representative also reminded residents that June 14th is Flag Day, encouraging everyone to display their flags proudly.

In a detailed police activity report for May, it was revealed that the police department responded to 783 calls for service, resulting in 656 contacts. The report noted 48 criminal offenses leading to 108 arrests, alongside 62 traffic citations and 90 warnings. Notably, 31 of the traffic contacts were for speeding, and there were 23 reported accidents, four of which involved injuries.

The police department also announced the deployment of a motorcycle unit, which has received positive feedback from the community. Additionally, Officer James Savage, who has over two years of experience, has joined the force and is currently in training.

Residents were reminded to report any suspicious activity, with the police chief urging the community to utilize emergency services when necessary. For non-emergency concerns, residents can reach out directly to local representatives for assistance.