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Police report: 12 service calls, equipment issues; council authorizes boat service

Town of Highland Lake Council · March 3, 2026
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Summary

Police Chief Scott Kon told the council the department had 12 service calls and issued 18 citations in February; the council unanimously approved servicing the town boat (expected cost under $500) after discussion of equipment needs including an unrepaired Gator.

Police Chief Scott Kon reported the Highland Lake Police Department logged 12 service calls and issued 18 citations or warnings during February.

Chief Kon said the department's Gator has returned but staff were unable to repair it; the chief said a decision is needed about disposition. He also said the town boat needs servicing and estimated the work should not cost more than $500. Chief Kon reported that tires have been replaced on the vehicle driven by Officer Rosenbaum.

Following the report, Councilman Bobby Rhodes moved to have the town boat serviced; Carl Randall seconded. The council approved the motion on a unanimous roll-call vote.

The minutes record no further operational directives or a cost authorization beyond the voted instruction to service the boat; the council did not specify a vendor or set a maximum authorized expenditure beyond the chief's estimate.