Chief Reed reports June public-safety calls; Waste Management outlines debris pickup scheduling
The council received monthly public-safety statistics (fire and police) and a Waste Management representative explained how residents should schedule debris and bulk pickups online, including steps to follow if a scheduled pickup does not occur.
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Chief Reed presented monthly public-safety statistics for June: the Fire Department recorded 136 calls (99 medical calls, one motor-vehicle crash with injuries and about 10 smoke/fire calls) and the Police Department recorded 631 calls for service, including 369 traffic stops and 18 warrants served. Chief Reed described most traffic enforcement as warning-oriented and said fewer UTC citations were issued, stressing that enforcement aims to curb unsafe behavior rather than generate revenue.
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