Belmont Police honors retired dispatcher Scott Fadeling for 37 years of service

During the recent Belmont City Public Safety Committee meeting on June 16, 2025, significant discussions highlighted the ongoing efforts of local law enforcement and recognized the contributions of dedicated personnel.

One of the key moments was the acknowledgment of Sergeant Scott Fadeling, who retired in 2019 but continued to serve as a per diem dispatcher until recently. His 37 years of service with the Belmont Police Department were celebrated, underscoring the commitment of individuals who support public safety in the community.

The meeting also addressed recent criminal cases, including the conviction of Ian Crowe on 33 felony counts, resulting in a sentence of 334 years. This case, which involved serious charges, showcased the diligent work of investigators and patrol staff, whose efforts were praised for their role in bringing justice to the community.

Additionally, the committee reported progress in the investigation of a homicide at Illinois Park, with an active arrest warrant issued for a suspect. This development reflects the ongoing commitment of law enforcement to ensure public safety and address crime effectively.

Overall, the discussions at the meeting emphasized the importance of community safety and the dedication of those who serve in law enforcement, reinforcing the city’s commitment to maintaining a secure environment for all residents.