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Police report: 115 CAD calls in March; public works lists maintenance, repairs and training
Summary
Chief Adam Davenport reported 115 CAD calls for March and outlined recent school outreach and training; Public Works Supervisor James Stark described sludge pumping, storm sewer repairs, manhole checks and equipment maintenance in March and noted staff training and donations toward fish stocking.
Police Chief Adam Davenport presented the March 2026 police activity report, saying the department handled 115 CAD calls for the month and that some reportable events were not captured in CAD due to technical difficulties. He described upcoming multi-agency training for high-risk traffic stops and summarized school outreach through the Too Good program, which includes student essays and awards for participants.
Public Works Supervisor James Stark described March activities including pumping settled sludge from the chlorine contact tank to prepare for a new skimmer, repairing a storm sewer drain in Kennedy's after a vehicle strike, inspecting manholes for infiltration and inflow, performing cold patching, picking up trash on Route 72 and repairing plow hardware. Stark also noted staff completed turfgrass pesticide training and that two employees donated funds toward the spring fish stocking.
Chief Davenport thanked public works staff for assistance repairing a police garage bay door and praised cooperation with schools on safety and youth programs.
