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Oak Ridge police chief: accidents down; door‑knocker outreach planned for fall
Summary
Chief Bill Weatherly said accidents in Oak Ridge are down, the department will prepare a door‑knocker outreach campaign for late September or early October, and staff will update the department's mission statement and organizational chart on the city website.
Chief Bill Weatherly reported to the council that "Accidents are down in the city." He said the department plans to prepare a door‑knocker outreach campaign for late September to early October and will update the police mission statement and organizational chart on the city's website.
Weatherly's remarks were delivered as an operational update; the council did not take formal action on police staffing or policy at the meeting. The remarks provide the most recent public statement from department leadership about traffic trends and planned community outreach.
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