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Police chief honors officers; January report shows 21 misdemeanor and 5 felony arrests

City Council of the City of Hometown · February 10, 2026
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Summary

Police Chief Louis Dominguez recognized Officer Soria for completing the Academy and noted Corporal Gutierrez as Hometown's first D.A.R.E. officer. Alderman Rivas presented January statistics including 21 misdemeanor and five felony arrests.

Chief Louis Dominguez acknowledged Officer Soria for finishing the Academy and completing field training, and he noted that Corporal Gutierrez "is the first D.A.R.E. officer in Hometown." The chief opened the recognitions as part of the mayor's introductory remarks.

Alderman Rivas delivered the police committee statistics for January: 112 C tickets, 15 LO tickets, 73 state tickets, 159 written warnings, 19 Hometown resident citations, 21 misdemeanor arrests, five felony arrests, 294 traffic stops and 257 total incidents. No policy changes were proposed during the report; the figures were entered into the record.