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Presenter touts policing, dispatch and fire upgrades in Cleveland State of the City address
Summary
The Presenter highlighted public-safety capacity: police carried out over 10,000 business checks and dispatch handled more than 6,700 emergency calls; the fire department added equipment for wildland and high-water rescues and is pursuing Texas Fire Chiefs Association best-practices designation.
In the State of the City address, the Presenter placed public safety "at the heart of everything we do," citing operational statistics and equipment upgrades. The Presenter said the police department maintained a fully staffed patrol division and conducted over 10,000 business checks to improve security and support the local economy. The Presenter added that the city's dispatch team handled more than 6,700 emergency calls coordinating police, fire and EMS.
On fire services, the Presenter said the department added new equipment to respond to wildland fires and high-water rescues and is pursuing the Texas Fire Chiefs Association's best-practices designation to elevate service standards across operations. The address did not include staffing-level details for firefighters, a timeline for the accreditation process, or specific equipment models.
