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Decatur police outline Q1 calls, training and national recognition
Summary
The police department reported 2,324 911 calls in Q1, outlined expanded training programs and community engagement, and noted a national article highlighting lobby kiosk innovations.
The police department provided its first-quarter report, noting increased accident calls and a total of 2,324 calls through 911 for the quarter. Staff highlighted training programs, including advanced traffic stops and DWI refreshers, and said the Citizens Police Academy remains active.
The department also pointed to external recognition: a police-industry magazine ran an article about the department’s lobby kiosk and community engagement. Council members thanked the department for outreach and training efforts; no policy or budget vote accompanied the report.
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