In 2023, the department responded to 6,703 calls, down from 7,017 calls in 2021. In the following breakdown of the year-end report, 2022 figures are in parentheses.
- Officers wrote 1,181 (1,223) reports – 1,042 (1,094) incident reports and 139 (129) crash reports.
- Officers made 428 (448) arrests – 37 (61) were drug-related; 8 were firearms-related (a new statistic in 2023); 41 (19) for theft, burglary or breaking and entering; 58 (35) for assault or domestic violence; 34 for resisting arrest, fleeing or obstruction (a new statistic for 2023); and 90 (70) on warrants.
- Officers issued 568 (688) traffic citations – 138 (180) for driving under suspension or without a license; 79 for equipment offenses (a new statistic for 2023); 122 for moving offenses (new for 2023); 20 (29) for operating under the influence of alcohol or drugs; 128 (144) for speeding; and 16 (39) for driving without a seat belt or child restraint.
The department also investigated these reports:
- Burglary or breaking and entering, 27 (22).
- Criminal trespass, 60 (new for 2023).
- Theft, 140 (121).
- Identity theft, 31 (28).
- Robbery, 1 (0).
- Threats, menacing or telephone harassment, 59 (new for 2023).
- Overdose, 15 (new for 2023).
- Disturbance or fight, 92 (89).
- Suspicious activity, 112 (125).
- Suspicious person, 71 (74).
- Suspicious vehicle, 150 (125).
- Service call, 669 (new for 2023).
- Traffic or parking complaints, 251 (221).
- Disabled vehicle assists, 141 (163).
- Animal complaints, 166 (171).
- Alarm drops, 179 (214).
Members of the department patrolled 140,831 (127,317) miles and used 9,159 (9,358) gallons of gas.
