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Southgate moves forward with police evidence room project; chief urges holiday vigilance

City of Southgate City Council · December 4, 2024
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Summary

Council discussed constructing a new police evidence room in the city garage and Police Chief Christmann urged residents to "remember to lock your car during the holidays and call dispatch if you see something suspicious."

Council Member Anderson reported that the city is moving forward with plans to build a new police evidence room in the City Building garage; the item was recorded under the Public Safety section of the Dec. 4 meeting minutes. Police Chief Douglas Christmann used the meeting to remind residents to be mindful of holiday crime prevention: "remember to lock your car during the holidays and call dispatch if you see something suspicious," the minutes record.

No formal budget or timeline for the evidence-room project was recorded in the minutes. The discussion was presented as an update under public safety rather than a motion or vote; council business continued with other department reports and first readings of ordinances later in the meeting.