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Millerton police report 114 patrol hours; department says it will not respond to Town calls without MOU
Summary
Police Chief Joseph Olenik told the board the department logged 114 patrol hours and seven Village calls from March 24–April 28 and that it is no longer responding to calls in the Town due to a lack of a mutual-aid agreement (MOU).
Police Chief Joseph Olenik reported to the Village of Millerton Board of Trustees that Millerton Police logged 114 patrol hours and 16 court hours for the March 24–April 28 reporting period and handled seven calls for service in the Village. "They are no longer responding to calls in the Town due to a lack of MOU," Olenik said.
Olenik gave a daily shift breakdown (0 Monday; 5 Tuesday; 1 Wednesday; 4 Thursday; 1 Friday; 6 Saturday; 2 Sunday) and said the department covered Sunday’s soccer tournament at Eddie Collins Memorial Park for a total of 15 man-hours. The report did not include further detail about when or whether the board would pursue a new mutual-aid agreement with the Town; no formal motion on the MOU was recorded at the meeting.
