City expands auxiliary police program for busy Memorial Day weekend operations

Richmond Heights is gearing up for a bustling Memorial Day parade, with city officials emphasizing the importance of community involvement and support from auxiliary police officers. During the recent city council meeting, officials highlighted the need for more auxiliary officers to assist the dedicated police force during busy events. Residents are encouraged to reach out with any tips or leads on potential candidates interested in joining the auxiliary team.

In addition to public safety discussions, the council celebrated the appointment of the city’s first part-time IT professional, Victor Rosa Serrano. His proactive approach has already made a significant impact, as he actively engages with various departments to enhance city operations. Council members urged residents to welcome him and get to know him as he integrates into the community.

These developments reflect Richmond Heights' commitment to fostering a safe and connected environment for its residents, with a focus on community engagement and technological advancement. As the city prepares for the upcoming parade and embraces new resources, officials remain optimistic about the positive changes ahead.