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Douglass Township police report: activity stable; chief plans targeted traffic enforcement

Douglass Township Board of Supervisors · February 2, 2026
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Summary

Chief Robert Evans presented the 2025 Annual Police Report showing no major changes in activity year-to-year, a goal to use aggressive‑driving funds to patrol Route 100, and a need to address vehicles nearing 80,000 miles.

Chief Robert Evans presented the Douglass Township Police Department’s 2025 Annual Report and said he would post a digital copy to the township website and social media; hard copies are available in the township lobby.

Chief Evans said he found no significant increase or decrease in listed activities over a three‑year comparison and added, "we take traffic enforcement seriously," noting the district issues about double the number of traffic citations compared with nearby departments. He said several police vehicles are approaching 80,000 miles and recommended budgeting for replacements or increased maintenance; he also said aggressive‑driving funds will be used to patrol Rt. 100 for enforcement.