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Police and Fire provide December activity reports; police highlight STEP enforcement and new officer assignment
Summary
Police reported 1,180 calls for service in December and STEP grant enforcement activity; Fire reported 217 calls in December and multiple training and prevention activities; both reports were submitted to trustees as part of department updates.
Police Chief Ehrenberg presented December statistics: 1,180 calls for service in December (16,645 YTD), 343 traffic stops, 69 arrests (894 YTD), and participation in the Sustained Traffic Enforcement Program (STEP) grant. He also noted Officer Stephen Sklodowski has completed field training and is assigned to the afternoon shift.
Fire Chief McDermott reported 217 calls in December (an average of seven per day), split roughly 49% fire/service and 51% EMS, plus training activities including a pediatric simulation with Lurie Children’s Hospital, sink inspections, and Phase 1 completion of station sewer relining. Both chiefs’ reports were entered into the meeting record and trustees received the departmental updates without formal votes.
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