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Police chief reports juvenile warning form for e-bikes/e-scooters, 115 calls, and state accreditation
Summary
Police Chief Randy Haugh reported providing a juvenile first-warning form recommended by Tuscarawas County Juvenile Courts for E-bike/E-scooter violations, documented 115 calls to the department since June 2, and noted the department received state accreditation recognition.
Police Chief Randy Haugh told the council he had spoken with Prosecutor Steve Anderson and provided a juvenile first-warning form recommended by Tuscarawas County Juvenile Courts to the mayor and council; the form would create a paper trail and require parental signature for a first warning, with citation and juvenile-court appearance on a second offense.
Haugh also reported the department handled 115 calls between June 2 and June 16, said applicants Patty Gerber and Donna Reiger have applied for crossing guard positions, and announced the department received a letter and certificate recognizing accreditation with the State of Ohio.
