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Easton police chief reports increased Valley Road patrols, dispatch transition and grant for EV chargers
Summary
Chief Koskinas told the Board of Police Commissioners on June 8 that a partial May incident analysis showed no delayed responses, patrols and traffic stops were increased on Valley Road, the department is transitioning to a new dispatch center, and the department received a grant for EV chargers; amounts and timelines were not specified in the minutes.
Chief of Police Koskinas provided the board with the department’s monthly activity report at the June 8 meeting. He said a partial May incident analysis showed no delayed responses and gave a verbal update on new pistol permit applications.
Koskinas told the commissioners the department had increased patrols and traffic stops on Valley Road. He also briefed the board on the department’s transition to a new dispatch center and on new vehicle purchases. The minutes record that the department received a grant for electric vehicle (EV) chargers for the Easton Police Department, but the grant amount, vendor and implementation timeline were not included.
The minutes record these updates but do not include supporting data such as counts of pistol permit applications, specific response-time figures, or a timeline for the dispatch transition or vehicle deliveries.
