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Tiffin Police Chief summarizes 2024 activity, highlights training, community programs and staffing changes
Summary
Tiffin Police Chief Pauley presented the department's 2024 annual report to the Tiffin City Council, citing roughly 1,000 more calls for service than 2023, more than 3,500 training hours, expanded community programs and several upcoming retirements; councilors asked about nonemergency contact information and praised interagency collaboration.
Tiffin Police Chief Pauley told the Tiffin City Council on May 20 that the police department handled roughly 1,000 more calls for service in 2024 than in 2023, totaling about 12,194 calls, and completed more than 3,500 hours of training.
The chief framed the department’s mission around several values, saying, “Our why is not just a statement, it's a promise,” and adding that “Trust is not given, it's earned.” He reported decreases in overall crime, continued focus on community engagement programs and investments in equipment and technology.
In the nut graf: the presentation was an informational report rather than a council action, but it outlined staffing levels, operational results and pending needs that could influence future budget and personnel decisions. Council members responded with questions about dispatch nonemergency contact procedures and offered praise for interagency cooperation.
Pauley summarized operational…
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