The Commission reviewed monthly financial reports, including an update on budget variances for fuel and clothing, and discussed various departmental activities such as vehicle maintenance, animal report trends, and officer injury reports. Old business topics included a recruit resignation, potential vehicle procurement strategies, training updates regarding the Taser 10 transition, accreditation progress, and the use of the 2026 LE Tech Grant for security camera expansion. New business items covered the submission of the 2026 LE Tech Grant, personnel changes including recent resignations and new Parking Enforcement Officer hires, policy modifications, and an increase in Freedom of Information Law (FOIL) requests. An executive session was conducted to discuss a personnel issue.
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The Commission reviewed July financial reports, including the audit of invoices, budget status, and expenses related to vehicle maintenance and fuel. Various operational reports were discussed, covering animal calls, detective bureau cases, overtime trends, and the use of force. Key updates included the status of current recruits, police vehicle procurement planning, and accreditation progress. New business items addressed the upcoming LE Tech grant application, a successful community engagement event at Arby's, the hiring of two part-time parking enforcement officers, and the transition to new Taser 10 equipment. The Commission also scheduled the November and December meeting plans and conducted an executive session regarding a personnel issue.
Jul 29, 2026·Board meeting
Police Commission Minutes
The commission reviewed departmental reports for the month, including budget updates, training progress, vehicle maintenance, and arrest statistics. Old business covered recruit updates, vehicle status, training initiatives, accreditation preparation, and ongoing public discussions regarding short-term parking. New business included discussions on a LE Tech grant application, the certified civil service list, fiscal constraints, a critical incident debriefing regarding a suicide investigation, and recruitment for a parking enforcement officer. Additionally, it was noted that the December meeting will be cancelled due to scheduling conflicts.
Jun 24, 2026·Board meeting
Police Commission Regular Meeting Minutes
The meeting encompassed a comprehensive review of departmental operations, including budget analysis, training status, and vehicle maintenance. Old business topics included recruit field training updates, accreditation progress, and community outreach programs. New business discussions focused on technology procurement for LPR cameras, successful fundraising for K9 kennels, and the development of a Law Enforcement Explorer program. The commission also reviewed the findings from a recent jail inspection by the NYS Commission of Corrections and evaluated various performance reports, including arrest breakdowns and animal complaint statistics.
