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Lindsay public-safety chief reports jump in calls, outlines staffing gains and neighborhood enforcement
Summary
The city’s public‑safety chief told the City Council that police and fire calls rose this summer, and outlined recent hires, promotions and operational changes aimed at improving response and quality‑of‑life follow up. The fire division reported several out‑of‑county assignments that generated revenue.
The public‑safety chief told the Lindsay City Council the police department handled about 1,941 calls from July through September and reported higher arrests and incident reports than the same period last year. The chief said officers logged roughly 110 arrests and about 400 reports during that quarter, compared with about 310 reports in the prior year’s period.
The chief said the department added staff…
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