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Police: November call volume steady, three months of zero Narcan administrations and officer commended
Summary
Chief Jack Laufer reported stable call volumes in November, three consecutive months with zero Narcan administrations, and read a commendation from a Florida State Attorney for Corporal Kirt Guyer’s role in locating a homicide witness.
Police Chief Jack Laufer presented key public-safety highlights for November: 2,399 calls routed through the Chester County 911 center and 1,300 front-desk calls, both slightly down from October. He noted that the department recorded zero Narcan administrations for the third consecutive month, a recent and notable trend. The department completed 15 car-seat checks and continues to monitor state budget impacts on safety equipment distribution.
Laufer recapped community engagement events including a successful downtown Christmas parade, an evening “coffee with the chief” at Millview Apartments to address juvenile nuisance concerns, and an upcoming Shop with a Cop program. He also read an email from an investigator with the State Attorney’s Office in Tampa, Florida, praising Corporal Kirt Guyer for locating a homicide witness; Laufer said Guyer will be recognized at the department’s annual awards.
The report did not include additional operational directives or new enforcement policies; it was presented as a statistical and community-engagement update.
