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Sheriff reports flu‑related EMS uptick, academy graduates and personnel recruitment; travel and grant transmittals approved

Wayne County Public Safety Committee · January 6, 2026
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Summary

Sheriff Rob Milby reported an increase in EMS calls tied to flu activity, announced six academy graduates and ongoing Corrections hiring, and presented an Out-of-State Travel Request and several transmittals (including grant applications and a public hearing date) that the Committee approved 4-0.

Sheriff Rob Milby told the Public Safety Committee on Jan. 6 that EMS calls have increased because of flu‑related incidents but that otherwise there were no notable issues in the monthly Sheriff’s report. Milby presented an Out‑of‑State Travel Request, which the Committee approved 4-0.

Milby also noted six individuals are graduating from the academy and that efforts are underway to hire staff for the Corrections Division. The meeting record lists additional transmittals for the Sheriff’s Office—authorization to apply for public safety grant programs and setting a date for a public hearing on a proposed local law concerning residency of certain officers—each approved 4-0.