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There are no plans to end the use of Flock automatic license plate readers in Wyoming. At a meeting this week nobody but the Public Safety Department told city council they support the surveillance technology
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This November, Walker residents will vote on a new 10-year public safety millage. City officials say emergency response services have not kept pace with significant community growth
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Lowell police are asking for the community’s help in identifying a “person of interest”
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The bonus is an incentive for them to stay in the department and not leave for better pay somewhere else
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The money-saving plan received no support at this week’s public hearing
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City Manager Joel Dye says they would pay the Sheriff’s Department to provide public safety services
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City Manager Ashley Latsch says the headquarters is falling apart and needs updates, equipment is obsolete or doesn’t work, and they need $3M for a new fire truck
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Police in Fruitport Township are asking for help identifying a man on security video after a cloud of gas was released inside a Meijer store, sending four people to the hospital
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The cameras should be in the field early next year.
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Marcelo Aranda had been charged with assault and battery in 'road-rage' incident