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Police chief reports 1,862 calls in July, asks public help on older case
Summary
Police Chief McGaver reported 1,862 calls for service in July 2026, noted an ongoing open case involving victim Tyrone Sondland for which the department seeks tips, and announced Homer Road construction where officers will assist traffic control.
Police Chief McGaver told the council the department handled 1,862 calls for service in July 2026, including 6 animal calls, 997 traffic citations and 90 arrests.
The chief asked the public for help on an older case in which the victim was identified in the meeting as Tyrone Sondland and said investigators are still seeking information that could lead to a suspect. He also advised the council and residents that construction on Homer Road would begin Sunday and that officers would be assisting with traffic control; he asked drivers to slow down around the work zone and invited the public to a police association banquet on Aug. 15.
The council moved to accept the police report and passed the motion unanimously.
