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Police chief says city will add officer focused on homelessness; new patrol vehicles in service

City Council of the City of Pascagoula, Mississippi ยท July 21, 2026
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Summary

Police Chief Terry Scott updated the council on department activity, announced a new officer position to address homelessness, reported new patrol vehicles are in service, and described the Crime Suppressant Unit and LIT program.

Police Chief Terry Scott told the council the department's recent activity included traffic enforcement and warrants, and he announced plans "to add a police officer dedicated to addressing homelessness." He also said new patrol vehicles have been placed into service and that older cars will be reallocated to other city departments.

Chief Scott explained the purpose and function of the Crime Suppressant Unit and gave an overview of the LIT program. The remarks were part of the Police Department's departmental report; the council received the update and did not take immediate action at the July 21 meeting.