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Police report: 13 calls, tickets to collection agency, StarCom grant submitted; illegal dumping noted
Summary
Chief W. Copp reported 13 calls for service this month, said outstanding ordinance citations were forwarded to a collection agency (inquiries should go to that agency), that he submitted the StarCom radio grant, and that there have been recent illegal dumping incidents behind Village Hall and at the Lift House.
Chief W. Copp gave the police department report and said the department recorded 13 calls for service for the month, including traffic stops that resulted in five citations and four warnings.
Copp said that "all outstanding tickets have been sent over to collection agency" and that village officials will direct inquiries to the phone number provided by the collection agency; the next Administrative Court is scheduled for March 12. Copp also reminded residents to "call 9-1-1 for emergency!" and to use the non-emergency sheriff's number for other police questions. He reported he has applied for the annual StarCom radio grant and noted recent dumping behind Village Hall and at the Lift House, which he said is a crime and costs the village time and money to clean up.
No new police policies or enforcement changes were approved at the meeting; the chief's remarks were informational and outlined ongoing enforcement and administrative steps.
