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Pitman police complete accreditation; chief expects insurance reimbursement

Borough of Pitman Mayor and Council · October 15, 2024
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Summary

Chief McAteer reported completion of NJSACOP accreditation and that paperwork for JIF and MEL reimbursement has been received (anticipated savings about $3,000); the council also reviewed monthly enforcement statistics including 1 DUI in September and 257 motor vehicle stops.

Councilman Bially presented the police report on Oct. 15, saying Chief McAteer completed accreditation and the borough has received paperwork from the JIF and MEL for insurance reimbursement.

"Chief McAteer is very happy to report that this now completes the process for accreditation and paperwork has been received from both the JIF & MEL for reimbursement for Insurance Costs. Chief McAteer anticipates the reimbursement to be as much as $3,000 in savings for the Borough," Bially reported, relaying the chief's remarks.

The council record lists September 2024 statistics: 1 DUI arrest (13 total for the year), 17 motor vehicle crashes, 257 motor vehicle stops, 125 parking summonses, 103 traffic summonses, 137 written warnings, 41 investigations, and 14 criminal arrests. Monthly calls for service were listed at 1,663 with a yearly total of 15,596. The report also referenced upcoming or recent department reimbursements tied to the accreditation process.

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