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Marlborough police logged 283 calls in January; arrests and incident counts low
Summary
Officer Infante told trustees the department handled 283 calls for service in January 2026, including three arrests and small numbers of property crimes; trustees referred speeding complaints and a streetlight issue to staff and Ameren.
Officer A. Infante presented the police summary for January 2026: 283 total calls for service (187 directed calls; 96 self-initiated), 24 reports written, 22 citations and 35 warnings, one summons issued and three total arrests. Incident counts in the minutes list one larceny, one burglary and two assaults; drug and DWI incidents were recorded as zero.
Separately, trustees noted ongoing speeding complaints on Birkenhead and Radnor and a reported light out in Oak Knoll Manor; the speeding concerns were to be passed to the Police Department for review and the light issue was reported to Ameren for repair.
