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Police, code and road reports summarized; code officer notes large increase in renters
Summary
Chief Livergood reported 85 calls and $13,705.16 year‑to‑date in collections; code officer Mark Pronio reported 51 calls, 33 rental registrations paid and a 'massive influx of renters'; road crews completed truck inspections for winter readiness.
Several routine departmental reports were presented during the Nov. 19 meeting. Police Chief Marvin Livergood said the department handled 85 calls during the month, issued 29 traffic citations, made three criminal arrests and three non‑traffic arrests, and issued seven parking tickets; $369.84 was collected that month and $13,705.16 was listed as year‑to‑date collections.
Code officer Mark Pronio reported 51 calls to his office, two citations issued, 39 rental registration requirement letters sent, 33 rental registrations paid and 19 occupancy permits issued; he commented there has been "a massive influx of renters" as a notable issue. Donald Zimmerman told the board all township trucks have been inspected and are ready for the winter season. The board voted to approve the departmental reports by unanimous motion.
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