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Police report: caseload up 13, citations up 30; school-zone enforcement emphasized

City of Lyons City Council · July 1, 2026
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Summary

Chief Justin Holliday told the council that caseload increased by 13 and citations increased by 30 between Sept. 21 and Oct. 5; he displayed new vests for officers and emphasized strict school-zone enforcement.

Chief Justin Holliday reported a 13-case increase in caseload and an increase of 30 citations between Sept. 21 and Oct. 5. He showed the council new protective vests recently purchased for the department and addressed enforcement in school zones, saying, "if you are ten over in a School zone it will be an automatic ticket."

The update was informational; the council did not vote on enforcement changes. Holliday said he believed there has been a decrease in speeding in school zones generally but reiterated that officers will issue automatic tickets for drivers caught 10 mph over the limit in school zones.

Council did not request additional enforcement funding at the Oct. 5 meeting, and no further action was recorded.