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Chief Levand reports May police activity, highlights National Night Out and possible film shoot on Route 38
Summary
Chief Levand reported 313 calls for service in May, announced National Night Out on Aug. 4 and described a potential film production on Route 38 that would use paid officer overtime and short, temporary lane closures.
Chief Levand provided the police department's May activity summary and outlined upcoming community events and operational requests.
He reported "313 calls for service, 15 accidents, 206 citations, and 15 arrests" for May. He announced National Night Out on Aug. 4 (5–8 p.m.), saying the event typically draws about 3,000 residents and that there are 46 confirmed vendors this year. He also noted other seasonal community events and preparations for the start of the school year on Aug. 12, including school resource officer assignments.
Separately, Chief Levand raised a request related to a film production seeking permission for short temporary lane closures on Route 38 and asked whether the village would consider providing a marked Hampton Hills patrol car for the production; he said producers would pay officer overtime. Trustees said they would consider that request.
