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Code enforcement reports shooting at motel, recurring e-bike complaints and planned citations
Summary
Lieutenant Chris Johnson told commissioners his office responded to a motel shooting with no injuries, handled roughly 73 calls for service in town with about 30 traffic stops, and plans to escalate enforcement (including citations) for long-running property violations.
Lieutenant Chris Johnson, the towns code enforcement officer, updated the board on a range of public‑safety and property issues: recent calls included a motel shooting that caused no injuries, multiple vehicle accidents, and repeated complaints about e-bikes and property maintenance. "We've even had we've had a shooting at the motel this this month. Nobody got hurt," Johnson said while reviewing calls for service and local enforcement actions.
Johnson said he handled roughly 73 calls for service in town this month (higher than the prior month) and made about 30 traffic stops inside the town limits, mostly for speeding. He identified several properties that will be monitored or cited if owners do not act (he referenced an address and said he plans to pursue citations after giving time to remedy). Johnson also described the countys senior-call list for welfare checks and encouraged the town to publicize the service.
