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Police outline coverage plan and MOU as Roscoe Road Bridge closure nears

Village of Roscoe Board · April 8, 2026
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Summary

Village police told trustees the Roscoe Road Bridge is expected to be closed from June through November; the department is preparing a memorandum of understanding with Rockton police for automatic mutual-aid dispatch coverage and will present a draft to the Committee of the Whole in two weeks.

A police representative told trustees on April 7 that the Roscoe Road Bridge is expected to close from June through November and described operational plans to maintain coverage during the closure.

The representative said the department will staff three assigned cars (east side, west side and a cover car) and is drafting a memorandum of understanding with the Rockton Police Department that would trigger automatic mutual‑aid dispatch responses when Rockton’s bridge work affects service; the village already has mutual‑aid agreements but the MOU is intended to formalize automatic activation upon dispatch calls when available.

“Now this is an update on Roscoe Road Bridge to be closed. We anticipate the closure to be from June through November,” the police representative stated.

The officer said deputies and neighboring agencies have been consulted and that a draft MOU will be presented to the Committee of the Whole in approximately two weeks. During public comment resident Lucy Kerchak asked whether the MOU would also cover rescue and fire services and urged the village to publish a printed document so residents would understand emergency‑service plans during the long closure; staff offered to connect her with Chief Bergeron for more details and noted the local fire department’s mutual‑aid arrangements.

What’s next: Staff will bring the draft MOU to the Committee of the Whole for review and trustees can ask substantive questions once the language is available.