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Calvert police outline zero-tolerance curfew approach and propose school security coordination
Summary
The police chief presented monthly statistics and said HB 1819 'does not align with the intended enforcement of curfew,' announcing the department will implement a 'Zero Tolerance Policy'; Reserve Lt. Hernandez urged central coordination for school safety and said handheld radios are needed.
Chief of Police distributed the department's monthly report and told the council that House Bill 1819 (dated in the minutes as 9/13/2023) "does not align with the intended enforcement of curfew," and that the department plans to implement a "Zero Tolerance Policy" for curfew enforcement. The minutes record that a copy of statistical reports was provided to council but do not list numerical crime totals beyond that distribution.
Reserve Lt. Hernandez reported he had addressed the Calvert school board to propose central coordination of safety and security by local law enforcement rather than a private security firm and asked the council to consider funding for communication equipment; a handheld-radio quote was presented and will be discussed in further detail at a future meeting.
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