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Police report: 66 calls last month; council backs temporary speed bumps after vandalism at Stop 43

Village of Michiana Council · July 11, 2025
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Summary

Police Chief Ryan Layman reported 66 calls for the prior month and noted vandalism at Stop 43; the council endorsed use of temporary, movable speed bumps and delegated placement decisions to the police department.

Police Chief Ryan Layman told the council there were 66 calls last month and raised the recent vandalism at Stop 43 as a safety concern. Chief Layman asked whether the council supported installing temporary speed bumps; council members favored temporary, movable bumps that can be relocated around the village.

Council member Brian Cassidy said Ryan's department should make the final decision on placement of the temporary speed bumps. The discussion was framed as operational direction to the police department; the minutes do not record a formal roll-call vote or ordinance change.