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Sheriff reports busy July with increased transports and summer activity
Summary
The sheriff reported July activity including 86 documented services, $2,665.58 in paid services, 161 transport hours, 6,370 transport miles, and 2,908 dispatch calls. He also outlined active-shooter training involving local schools and neighboring agencies.
The sheriff delivered the monthly report, saying the department processed 86 documented services in July and collected $2,665.58 in paid services. Transports totaled 161 hours and 6,370 miles; the dispatch center logged 2,908 calls (820 emergency calls) for the month. The sheriff noted an increase in water-related calls over the July 4 weekend and said overall activity was higher than June.
He also described planned active-shooter training and tabletop exercises with area partners and schools: training would include scenario work and involve Crookston, East Grand Forks and Norman County officers. Commissioners thanked the department for coordination with schools and other agencies.
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