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Meadows Place police present monthly statistics and introduce new officer Chelsea Martin-Rice

City Council of the City of Meadows Place · February 24, 2026
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Summary

Assistant Police Chief Jack Ashton presented February 2026 statistics and the Annual Racial Profiling Report, and introduced Officer Chelsea Martin-Rice, who began with the department on Jan. 20, 2026.

Assistant Police Chief Jack Ashton delivered the Meadows Place Police Department’s monthly report and presented the Annual Racial Profiling Report at the Feb. 24 council meeting.

Ashton summarized key figures for February 2026: Calls for Service—1,519; Traffic citations issued—426; Property checks—2,781; Stolen vehicles—22; Sex offender—37. He also noted grant status: “All approved and 2 remaining to collect.” Ashton introduced new MPPD officer Chelsea Martin-Rice, saying she “began her career with the City on January 20, 2026” and that she has advanced to Phase Two after Taser training and defensive tactics.

Ashton added that the department currently has one full-time police officer position open with a candidate in background investigation and described joint training and collaboration with Stafford, Sugar Land, and Fort Bend County District Attorney’s Office on human trafficking and tactical certifications.

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