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Police report: September calls top 1,100; crashes and overdoses among incidents reported

Local meeting (unspecified body) · October 29, 2025
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Summary

A public-safety representative presented September operational statistics, reporting roughly 1,115 total calls for service, 86 crashes (15 in parking lots), three overdoses, 71 public assists and 297 calls excluding traffic stops; several counts were clear while others were garbled or unclear in the transcript.

A public-safety representative presented September incident statistics, saying the counts had been emailed in advance and that little had changed since that report.

"So what I have for you is the September stats that I emailed you maybe a week or something ago," the representative said.

The speaker reported operational and incident counts including 498 business checks; three overdoses; 71 public assists; 10 welfare checks; one call about shots fired; 23 suspicious-person incidents; one theft call; 86 crashes, of which 15 occurred in parking lots; and about 297 calls for service that do not include traffic stops. The representative said the total calls for service was 1,115.

Some parts of the transcript were garbled and specific figures for categories such as DWIs and several follow-up counts were unclear; where the transcript was unclear those figures are reported here as "not specified" or noted as unclear. The transcript did not record any formal motion or vote tied to these statistics; the presentation was informational.