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Holiday Hills police report two house fires, new officer to begin field training
Summary
Chief W. Copp reported 14 calls for service including two recent house fires that spread to adjacent property but caused no injuries; Officer Thime completed training and will begin field training on March 19.
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Chief W. Copp told the board the police department recorded 14 calls for service in the reporting period, including four traffic stops (three citations and one warning) and 0 parking tickets; the county sheriff made seven calls in Holiday Hills during the same period.
Copp debriefed two house fires on Riverview Drive that extended to a neighboring property; residents helped spot the fires and no injuries were reported. He also reported that Officer Thime completed his training and will begin field training on March 19. Chief Copp warned residents about email and text scams that can disable computers and urged caution, stressing, "DO NOT OPEN." Finally, Copp and Trustee Brian Agrella will conduct a village‑wide code audit to locate violations and issue compliance letters.
