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Council reports: memorial expansion, community events and a rising police caseload
Summary
Council member Calenoc reported State Highway approval of memorial expansion plans and listed upcoming community events; Council member Miller reported an increase in police calls from 409 in February to 490 in March and cited officer training achievements.
Council member Calenoc told the council that State Highway approved final site plans for the memorial expansion project and that the engineer has submitted a road-access permit application. Calenoc said staff will seek planning commission approval on April 27 and described upcoming community events including an Earth Day cleanup on April 25 and a fishing derby on May 9.
Council member Miller presented the Taneytown Police Department’s monthly report: calls for service rose from 409 in February to 490 in March; adult arrests increased from seven to 10 and there were two juvenile arrests in March. Miller also summarized training completions: four officers completed a Taser 10 instructor course and Officer Longo attended a type-3 rifle school and received a top-gun award.
Council members encouraged public participation in volunteer events and noted staff will circulate details on registration. No formal actions were taken on the event announcements.
