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Fire and sheriff's reports show routine activity; council hears public safety update
Summary
The fire department reported eight runs and an average 3:32 response time; the sheriff's office logged assists, a commercial burglary report, domestic‑violence calls and routine patrols. The council heard the monthly safety updates and thanked responders.
Darmstadt's fire and sheriff's departments delivered routine monthly reports at the June 17 meeting.
The fire department reported eight runs, an average response time of 3 minutes, 32 seconds, four EMS transports and four community paramedic follow‑ups. "It's kind of a slow month," the fire responder said. The sheriff's department summary included two assists to citizens (one abandoned vehicle), one commercial burglary report, two domestic‑violence incidents, seven business checks and regular traffic enforcement; deputies also monitor participants in the local drug‑court program.
Councilors thanked first responders for their service and noted that patrols and traffic enforcement continue to be part of the town's public‑safety approach.
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