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Police, Fire, EMS and Public Works Report on Family Fun Event, Call Volume, Road Repair and Town Hall Closure
Summary
Officials reported about 223 police calls handled since April 1, 2026; the Family Fun Extravaganza generated routine operations, Fire plans a May 9 fundraiser, EMS maintained two crews, PW scheduled a 48-hour repair for Ohio Avenue, and Town Hall will close May 12 for Election Day.
Department heads reported routine operations and upcoming events at the April 28 meeting. Police Chief Adam Titchnell said the department handled approximately 223 calls for service from April 1 to the meeting date, thanked the Fire Department and Public Works for support at the Family Fun Extravaganza, and noted upcoming training on May 5, 2026 about evidence storage and unclaimed property. Fire Chief Jeremy Haddix said the department had a busy period with multiple fires and publicized an 'Ultimate Giveaway' fundraiser on May 9, 2026 at the Nathan Goff Armory.
EMS Supervisor Nathan Rohrbough said EMS maintained two crews during the Family Fun Extravaganza with minimal overtime. PW Supervisor Travis Yost reported equipment maintenance (four new tires for the garbage truck) and a road failure in the 200 block of Ohio Avenue that is expected to be repaired in early-to-mid May with approximately 48 hours of work. Treasurer Leslie Cummings also noted that Town Hall will be closed on May 12, 2026 for Election Day.
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