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Police chief reports arrests, outlines rules for golf carts and UTVs
Summary
Chief John reported 32 traffic stops, 24 citations, 16 warnings, 38 calls for service and two felony drug arrests; he also said golf carts are treated as motor vehicles under state law and require a driver's license.
Police Chief John delivered the department's monthly statistics and reiterated enforcement and public‑safety guidance. “For the last month, we had 32 traffic stops. We issued 24 citations, 16 warnings. We had 38 calls for service, 4 agency assist, and we had 2 felony drug arrests,” the chief said.
He clarified local enforcement priorities and vehicle rules: “Golf carts are considered motor vehicles according to state law now, and you actually have to have a driver's license to operate a golf cart.” The chief said parents should not allow unlicensed operation and noted that side‑by‑sides and UTVs may be allowed under local ordinances if they are not used recklessly; ATVs and go‑karts are not permitted on public roadways.
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