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Deputy reports 24 calls in March; animal-control calls routed through dispatch

Town of Cecilton Mayor and Council · July 1, 2026
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Summary

Deputy A.J. Walmsley told the council that deputies logged 24 calls in March, the new deputy check-in system appears to be working, and animal-control calls are handled through dispatch.

Deputy A.J. Walmsley reported to the Town of Cecilton Mayor and Council that deputies responded to 24 calls during March and that the department's new check-in system for deputies "seems to be working," according to the meeting text.

A council member asked where animal-control calls are handled; Deputy Walmsley confirmed those calls go through dispatch. No additional data, such as call types or response times, were provided in the meeting record.

The council did not record further direction or requests for a follow-up public-safety report in the minutes.