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Sergeant reports 129 billable calls in June; council hears shooting response and detective assignments
Summary
Sergeant Oliver Albert told the Cleves Village Council that June brought 129 billable and 84 non-billable calls, an average 6-minute response time and 16-minute scene time; the report included a shooting response on US 50 with a suspect detained and four cases assigned to detectives.
Sergeant Oliver Albert delivered the village's June public-safety report, saying, "During the reporting period of June 2026, there were a 129 billable calls for service and 84 non billable calls for service." He told council that the average response time was about six minutes and the average time on scene roughly 16 minutes.
Albert listed incident totals: more than a dozen incident reports in the period, six noncriminal reports (including psychiatric emergency, humane animal destruction and a death) and six criminal incident reports for offenses such as menacing, domestic violence, theft and drug paraphernalia. He said four cases were assigned to detectives for further investigation.
Albert also described a June shooting response near US 50 and Mount Nebo in which deputies located a male victim with a gunshot wound who was transported to the regional hospital; a suspect was located shortly after, detained and later arrested and transported to the justice center. CIS (critical-incident support) was requested to respond, he said.
On traffic, Albert reported six crash reports across the village for the period; most crashes were listed as having no injuries, with one location (Western Ridge Drive) showing minor injuries suspected. He said officers issued six traffic citations during the reporting period.
Councilors asked follow-up questions about citation timing and specific crash locations; Albert supplied dates and locations for individual crashes and clarified that the department continues to investigate causes of recurring outages or pattern crashes.
Because the meeting was operating without a forum for formal business, council did not take any votes tied to the report but asked the sergeant if there were items they should bring back to the sheriff's office; none were identified as motions for council action.
