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Spring Grove safety committee asks staff to draft police‑communications policy after blotter re‑launch discussion

Village of Spring Grove Safety Committee · May 13, 2026
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Summary

Committee members discussed relaunching the police blotter, staff FOIA workload, and directed staff to draft a public safety notification policy; the committee will review operations six months after relaunch.

The Village of Spring Grove Safety Committee discussed plans to re‑launch the police blotter and asked staff to draft a formal policy for public safety notifications.

Members raised concerns about staff time needed to manage the blotter and respond to Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests, and agreed the committee will review operations six months after re‑launch. Police Chief Mike Niedzwiecki is expected to provide proposed procedures and staffing considerations at a future meeting. The minutes record that the committee "discussed creating a policy for public safety notifications."