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Fisher County law enforcement reports about 572 calls and more than 40 cases filed since last meeting
Summary
Fisher County law enforcement reported roughly 572 calls since the prior meeting, about 41–42 traffic stops, several thefts and EMS calls, seven people held in Jones County Jail, and that staff have 'turned in excess of 40 cases,' including over 20 felonies and over 20 misdemeanors.
At the Fisher County commissioners meeting, the county's law enforcement representative, identified in the record as Cheryl, reported recent public‑safety activity and caseload progress.
Cheryl told the court the department handled "a total of 572 calls" since the last meeting, ranging from requests for information to traffic stops (about 41–42 recorded) and several theft and EMS calls. She said seven people were currently incarcerated at Jones County Jail.
Cheryl said that with full staffing the department has been able to work through a backlog of cases. "We've managed to turn it in excess of 40 cases, at over 20 felonies and over 20 misdemeanors," she said.
The report was delivered as a regular departmental update; the transcript does not show any formal action or request tied to the report during the provided segments.
