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Committee weighs Police, Fire and EMS needs for anticipated Preston Riverwalk development
Summary
At the Jan. 13 meeting, the advisory committee discussed potential Police, Fire and EMS needs tied to the anticipated Preston Riverwalk development but did not adopt recommendations or take votes; the topic was placed on the agenda for future meetings.
Jan. 13, 2025 — Members of the Preston Emergency Services Advisory Committee discussed potential public safety needs related to the anticipated Preston Riverwalk development, including possible Police, Fire and EMS implications for staffing, response coverage and equipment.
Chairman David Paige opened the Riverwalk item as an exploratory discussion; committee members identified that the development could change local service demands but did not present or approve a staffing plan, budget request, or formal recommendation. The committee recorded the topic for continued review but did not schedule specific follow-up assignments at the meeting.
The discussion was forward-looking and advisory: no formal motions, votes, or directives to staff were recorded. Committee members noted the March–April meeting cycle will include continued agenda items on grants and the Riverwalk project, where more detailed planning could be considered as project details become available.
No members of the public provided comment on the Riverwalk item during the meeting.
