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Police report: November calls slow; officers completed simulation training and a minor CJIS correction
Summary
The police update noted about 165 calls for service in November and roughly 2,600 year-to-date, described MILO simulation training and forcible-entry training, and said one minor CJIS audit correction will be resolved by December.
A police representative reported November brought about 165 calls for service and roughly 2,600 calls for the year-to-date. The officer described recent training including MILO simulation scenarios and a forcible-entry course provided by a neighboring department; "it's kind of like a...they play a movie," the officer said, describing the interactive training that presented between 15 and 25 scenarios in an hour-long session.
The department also completed a CJIS (Criminal Justice Information Services) audit with one minor correction that the speaker said should be fixed by the end of December. The report noted schedule adjustments for the upcoming Christmas parade and cited interagency collaboration with the Vernonia Fire Department for joint responses given the community’s longer mutual‑aid response times.
