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Easton police report three delayed responses; DPW to install radar signs
Summary
At its March 9 meeting the Easton Board of Police Commissioners heard the chief report three delayed incident responses in February, noted reduced motor-vehicle enforcement due to weather, and recorded that DPW will install radar speed signs to support enforcement.
The Easton Board of Police Commissioners received the police chief's monthly operations report at its March 9 meeting.
Chief Koskinas told the board that the February incident analysis showed three delayed responses. He also provided a verbal update on new pistol permit applications but the minutes do not record a number. Motor-vehicle enforcement was noted as being down because of recent weather; Koskinas said enforcement activity is expected to increase as conditions improve. The chief reported that the Department of Public Works will move forward with installing radar speed signs to assist traffic enforcement.
The report offered operational detail but did not include staffing or budget figures tied to response times. The chief's remarks were verbal and the minutes record that the analysis was reviewed rather than producing a board vote. The board subsequently handled unrelated administrative business and entered executive session for personnel matters later in the meeting.
Next steps: the minutes do not list specific deadlines for follow-up on response-time review or the radar-sign installation.
