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Argo police logged 508 calls in February; Liles Lane work set to start March 10
Summary
At a March 9 work session Mayor Randy Hettich and department chiefs reported operational updates: Police Chief Alan Busler said the department handled 508 calls in February and announced a staffing shift and new hire; Fire Chief Scott Payne reported 47 calls and planned hydrant testing; the Liles Lane Extension Project is scheduled to start March 10 for about two weeks and the mayor provided an ATRIP update.
Police and fire chiefs reported routine operational activity at the Argo City Council work session on March 9, 2026. Police Chief Alan Busler told the council the department handled 508 calls in February 2026, said Sgt Jack Como will reduce his hours to weekends and court duties, and confirmed that Officer Austin Burns has been hired to fill an open officer position.
Fire Chief Scott Payne reported the Fire Department responded to 47 calls in February and said crews will test all hydrants during March. Mayor Randy Hettich also told the council that the Liles Lane Extension Project is scheduled to begin March 10, 2026, with an expected duration of two weeks. He provided a brief ATRIP update, saying Norfolk and ALDOT are in communication and that additional information will be shared with the council as it becomes available.
No formal votes or ordinances were taken during the work session; the session served to inform the regular meeting agenda and update council members on operations and upcoming road work.
