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Police reported 2,715 calls for service in September; council applauds busy volunteer fire force
Summary
At the meeting, the public-safety chair reported 2,715 police calls for service in September, 27 criminal-disorder arrests, 263 motor-vehicle violations and 163 parking violations; council members thanked volunteer firefighters for high activity levels.
The public-safety chair presented September statistics: 2,715 calls for service, 27 criminal-disorder arrests, 263 motor-vehicle violations, 163 parking violations and 10,684 police vehicle miles during the month.
The chair also noted increased activity for the fire service and thanked volunteers for their work, saying the borough should be grateful for a busy volunteer group that protects residents. Council members echoed appreciation and described fire-inspection presentations and department outreach as valuable.
No specific policy actions or budget requests were made during the report; the item was presented for information and departmental recognition.
