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Easton police review March activity and approve permits for road race and senior center raffle
Summary
At its April 9 special meeting, the Easton Board of Police Commissioners reviewed the March incident analysis, heard several operational updates from Chief Koskinas and unanimously approved the Road Use Permit for the Bloomin' Metric (5/17) and a raffle permit for the Easton Senior Center.
The Easton Board of Police Commissioners met April 9 in the Easton Public Library Community Room and reviewed the department’s March activity report, then approved several routine permits for upcoming community events.
Chief Koskinas presented the March Incident Analysis and noted two delayed responses in March. He provided a verbal update on new pistol permit applications, reported that motor vehicle enforcement increased as weather improved, and said new radar speed signs will be installed this month. The minutes record a general update on the 2026/27 budget but do not specify figures or next steps.
On procedural business, Commissioner Diana Gomez moved to approve the minutes from March 9, 2026; Vice Chair David Smith seconded and the motion passed unanimously. Chairman Richard Colangelo moved to approve a Road Use Permit for the annual Bloomin' Metric road race scheduled for May 17; Commissioner Victor Alfandre seconded and the motion passed unanimously. Colangelo also moved to approve a raffle permit for the Easton Senior Center; Commissioner Anthony Battaglia seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
All recorded motions in the minutes are marked as passed unanimously. The meeting then moved into an executive session to discuss personnel matters and later reconvened; no votes or motions resulted from the closed session.
