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Protective Services Committee reviews May report, schedules Stockbridge PD enforcement for July events
Summary
At its June 11, 2025 meeting the Protective Services Committee reviewed Chief Rabideau’s May report, discussed ordinance violations and parade logistics, and recorded planned Stockbridge PD enforcement for July 4 (noon) and July 7 for open-intoxicants enforcement; the meeting adjourned at 5:16 p.m.
The Protective Services Committee met on June 11, 2025, at 5:00 p.m. and reviewed the department’s May 2025 report, discussed ordinance violations and parade logistics, and recorded planned enforcement by Stockbridge PD for two July dates. The committee approved the agenda and adjourned at 5:16 p.m.
Chief Rabideau presented or provided the May 2025 report for committee review; the minutes note the report was reviewed but do not list specific findings, requests for follow-up, or recommendations. The Fire Board update was recorded as having "no issues."
Committee members discussed recent ordinance violations during the meeting. The minutes record general discussion of violations but do not identify individual cases, alleged offenders, or penalties. The committee noted it is awaiting action from Stockbridge PD on enforcement matters and recorded two event dates for planned enforcement or presence: July 4, 2025 at 12:00 p.m. and July 7, 2025 (time not specified) related to open-intoxicants enforcement. The minutes state these items will be sent to the Board for approval.
Members also discussed the parade route (recorded in the transcript as "Bacade route"). The minutes state Stockbridge PD will be present at the parade to support enforcement and public safety; the record does not include details on traffic controls, road closures, or permit changes.
Procedural motions were recorded: a motion to accept the agenda was made (mover recorded in the minutes as Madsen, seconded by B. Nelson) and a motion to adjourn was made by B. Nelson and seconded by T. Madsen; the minutes record the meeting was adjourned and approved at 5:16 p.m.
Next steps recorded in the minutes are limited: the enforcement scheduling and related items were to be forwarded to the Board for approval. The minutes do not specify timelines for Board action, staffing assignments, or enforcement protocols.
