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Shiocton police report: new squad in service, October calls logged
Summary
Police Chief Sara Knapp told the board the departments new squad car is in service, Halloween staffing went smoothly and buoys were removed; the department provided a list of October call types and a range report noting storm damage to the access road.
Shiocton Police Chief Sara Knapp reported to the Board of Trustees on Oct. activity at the Nov. 11 meeting, saying the departments new squad car is ‘‘up and running’’ and that Halloween operations proceeded without incident.
Chief Knapp provided a breakdown of October call types recorded by the department, including (as transcribed) 1 disorderly conduct call, 1 vehicle lockout, 1 accident, 5 medical calls, 33 business checks, 10 traffic-safety calls, 7 assists, 1 ordinance call, 2 thefts, 18 school-safety checks, 1 animal call, 2 suspicious-incident reports, 5 lost-and-found entries, 1 welfare check, 7 crime-prevention contacts and 4 reckless-driver reports. The transcript includes additional numeric lines that were not clearly formatted; those counts are not restated here to avoid introducing errors.
On range operations, Chief Knapp said activity is expected to pick up with deer season and noted that rain had damaged the access road to the range; she said the Department of Public Works will repair the road once conditions allow.
The chief also noted that the department removed buoys over the previous weekend. No formal actions or budget requests connected to the report were recorded in the meeting minutes.
