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Police report: 45 calls last month and a trench rescue reported
Summary
Police Chief Ryan Layman reported 45 calls during the month and thanked mutual-aid partners after a trench rescue on Lake Shore Drive; he said Michigan City helped pull a worker out and "happy to report he was not hurt."
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Police Chief Ryan Layman told the council the department handled 45 calls last month and thanked other departments that assisted in a trench-rescue incident.
Layman described an incident in which a worker fell into a trench while working on Lake Shore Drive; equipment from Michigan City assisted and, Layman said, they were "happy to report he was not hurt." The department's monthly call volume was listed at 45 calls.
No further operational changes or expenditures were proposed at the meeting tied to the incident; Layman used the monthly report to thank mutual-aid partners and to provide reassurance about the worker's condition.
