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Greenwood Lake Police report: 1,072 blotter reports in May; board approves vehicle purchases and contract items
Summary
Chief Adam Myron reported May activity including 1,072 blotter reports, 340 traffic stops and three arrests; the board approved Resolution 8 to buy two Chevy Tahoes with grant funding and authorized a police chief contract and labor agreements affecting dispatch and clerks.
Chief Adam Myron gave the monthly report for May, listing 1,072 blotter reports, 340 traffic stops, 140 traffic summonses, four motor-vehicle accidents and three arrests; he said the department recorded no use-of-force incidents and averaged about a 3.5-minute response time for the month. "For May 2025, the Greenwood Lake Police Department handled 1,072 blotter reports, conducted 340 traffic stops, issued a 140 traffic summonses...Our average response time for the month of May was approximately 3.5 minutes," Myron said.
The board approved a set of personnel and contract items affecting the police department: Resolution 2 authorizes an agreement with the United Federation of Police Officers for dispatchers and clerks, Resolution 3 authorizes a memorandum of agreement with the Greenwood Lake PBA, Resolution 4 authorizes the police chief's employment contract for 06/01/2025–05/31/2026, and Resolution 8 authorizes purchase of two Chevy Tahoe vehicles to be paid with a grant procured by department leadership.
