The committee reviewed monthly operational and departmental reports from Emergency Management, Consolidated Dispatch, the Fire Department, Community Development, and the Police Department. Key actions taken included the approval of requests for additional RTCC operators and a TSU supervisor position for the Police Department, authorization for the purchase of three Chevrolet Tahoes, and the approval of a purchase agreement for audiovisual systems at Fire Station 1. Additionally, the committee discussed the Opioid Settlement Fund and tabled a resolution regarding the development of a new multi-generational area at the Spring River Zoo, Roswell Adult Center, and Peppermint Park.
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The Committee discussed monthly reports from Emergency Management, Community Development, Consolidated Dispatch, Roswell Fire, and the Roswell Police Department. Regular business included consideration of a resolution regarding multi-generational areas such as the Spring River Zoo and Peppermint Park, the removal or demolition of two dilapidated structures, and the procurement of various vehicles and equipment for the Fire and Police Departments, including a brush truck and bariatric ambulance. Additionally, the committee received updates on the Lifehouse Roswell project and the Real-Time Crime Center.
