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Boyceville police: December call volume increased; year ends with fewer overtime hours and budget underrun
Summary
The Police Chief reported 210 total calls for service in December 2025 (Boyceville Police handled 194), 18 citations and seven arrests in the month; for the year the department issued 136 citations, made 65 arrests, cut overtime roughly 30% and ended about 9% under budget.
The Boyceville Police Department reported December and year‑end activity to the village board, with the chief noting increased month‑to‑month demand and operational efficiencies for the year.
According to the Police Chief, there were 210 total calls for service in December 2025; Boyceville officers handled 194 calls (about 92% of calls in the village). In December the department issued 18 citations and made seven arrests; the chief said there were no use‑of‑force incidents, pursuits or mutual aid requests.
For calendar year 2025 the department issued 136 citations, made 65 arrests, reduced overtime by approximately 30% and finished the year about 9% under budget, the chief reported. The board received the statistics during staff reports; no policy changes or motions were recorded tied to the police report.
