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Chief Kellogg reports thefts, firearm discharge and repeat 66 Lake St calls; nuisance-law review promised
Summary
Chief Greg Kellogg outlined multiple recent incidents — stolen vehicle, store theft, an intoxicated resident discharging a firearm in his home, a domestic involving a vehicle, and an officer bitten by a dog — and said officers responded to 66 Lake St 13 times last month; he said he would look into whether the Nuisance Law needs revision.
Chief of Police Greg Kellogg told trustees the department has handled a string of incidents recently, listing a stolen-vehicle case, a local store theft, an intoxicated resident who fired a firearm in his home, a domestic in which one partner ran over the other, and an officer bitten by a dog; he reported officers are doing in-service firearms training and preparing for the first day of school. Kellogg said officers "have responded to 66 Lake St thirteen times in the last month," and he would review whether the Village's Nuisance Law should be revamped to help address repeat calls.
Trustee William Kettle raised resident complaints about large trucks using Wolcott Street; Chief Kellogg noted the village code allows trucks to travel any village street while making local pickups or deliveries. The board did not take formal action on nuisance-law changes at the meeting.
