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Centerville Police report 407 calls for service in April; department lists training and recruitment
Summary
The Centerville Police Department reported 407 calls for service in April, multiple misdemeanor and felony charges, and listed upcoming training and recruitment activity in its monthly report to the council on May 4.
The Centerville Police Department reported 407 calls for service in April and provided a breakdown of enforcement activity and department operations. The report lists 26 charges for misdemeanor and felony offenses (including 7 felonies), 70 traffic enforcement contacts yielding 47 written warnings or citations, and other operational items such as business checks and animal calls.
Chief Mike Moore's written summary also detailed recent and upcoming activities including participation in school interview days, intruder training for Centerville schools, ALERRT (Active Law Enforcement Rapid Response Training) Level 1, P.I.T. (Precision Immobilization Technique) training, and interviews for evidence technician and dispatch positions. The department indicated it is extending employment offers to dispatch and police officer candidates.
