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Greenwood Lake police report: 673 blotter reports in December; chiefs warn against thin ice
Summary
Police Chief Iren reported December department activity and urged caution on Greenwood Lake ice; Mayor and chief highlighted bubbler systems and public safety around the frozen lake.
Police Chief Iren delivered the department's monthly report, saying the Greenwood Lake Police Department handled 673 blotter reports in December, conducted 135 traffic stops, issued 89 summonses, responded to 12 motor vehicle accidents, assisted on 28 welfare checks, handled 16 medical aid calls and executed two arrests. The department's average response time for the month was 2.5 minutes.
Chief Iren said the department expects two part-time officers to resign in mid-2026 and that background investigations are underway for two candidates. He also described department efforts to enhance wellness training for staff and planned community programs.
Regarding winter safety, Chief Iren warned residents to exercise caution on the frozen lake: "As the lake freezes over, please exercise caution around the water. Stay off any ice that appears thinner or has cracks." Mayor Howley added a reminder to be careful around motorized vehicles and bubbler systems, noting the village will review bubbler locations in the coming year.
