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Sheriff tells Corinne council crime numbers low; extra patrols in place
Summary
The sheriff reported 26 extra patrols and said domestic violence calls dropped to two last month, describing overall crime numbers as low and promising to add traffic-stop data to next month's report at the council's request.
The sheriff briefed the Corinne City Council on public-safety data, saying overall crime counts are low and that deputies logged 26 extra patrols last month.
"Domestic violence is down to just two this last month, which is pretty good," the sheriff said, and he described the town's totals as "awesome." The sheriff added that he will include traffic-stop numbers in next month's report after council asked for that specific detail.
Councilmembers thanked the sheriff and said they appreciated the department's work. Tom Little and others noted the extra-patrol figure was roughly in line with recent months and asked for clarity in how data is counted.
Why it matters: the report indicates local crime levels are low and that the sheriff's office is prioritizing visible patrols. The council asked for additional data in future reports to make patrol activity more transparent.
No ordinance or policy was adopted at the meeting; the sheriff's briefing was informational.
