City Manager's Report, May 2026

City of East Ridge 1517 Tombras Avenue East Ridge, Tennessee 37412 Office of the City Manager (423)867~7711 ● www.eastridgetn.gov Brian Koral MONTHLY REPORT FOR MAY 2026 BRIAN KORAL CITY MANAGER Brian Williams David Tyler Jacky Cagle Jeff Ezell Andrea Witt Brian Koral Mayor Vice-Mayor Councilmember Councilmember Councilmember City Manager Table of Contents City Manager Letter ........................................................................................................................1 Business Licenses/Beer Permits......................................................................................................2 Economic & Community Development ...................................................................................... 3-7 Human Resources ...........................................................................................................................8 Court ...............................................................................................................................................9 Police – Chief’s Report ..................................................................................................................10 Police – Administrative/Warrants Division ............................................................................. 11-15 Police – CID/CSU/K-9 Summary .............................................................................................. 16-17 Police – Patrol Report ............................................................................................................. 18-19 Police – Monthly Activity ..............................................................................................................20 Police – Monthly Crime Report.....................................................................................................21 Police – TITAN Crash Report .........................................................................................................22 Police – Animal Services ...............................................................................................................23 Fire Department...................................................................................................................... 24-27 Building Maintenance ............................................................................................................. 28-29 Solid Waste ...................................................................................................................................30 Street Department ........................................................................................................................31 Traffic Control ...............................................................................................................................32 Building and Codes Activity Report...............................................................................................33 Parks and Recreation .............................................................................................................. 34-36 Venue 1921 at East Ridge ............................................................................................................ 37 Library ...........................................................................................................................................38 City of East Ridge 1517 Tombras Avenue East Ridge, Tennessee 37412 Office of the City Manager (423)867-77I I • www.eastridgetn.gov Brian Koral CITY MANAGER REPORT MAY 2026 To: Mayor and Councilmembers, City Staff, and Residents of East Ridge Please find attached the May 2026 Monthly Report. This report includes information submitted by the various departments which is then organized and compiled for your review. This report recognizes the City's efforts to remain transparent and to keep the City moving forward in a positive direction. Please feel free to contact me with any questions, comments and/or suggestions regarding this report. Sincerely, Brian Williams David Tyler Jacky Cagle Jeff Ezell Andrea Witt Brian Koral Mayor Vice-Mayor Counci/member Councilmember Counci/member City Manager City of East Ridge 1517 Tombras Avenue Jennifer Deitrick East Ridge, Tennessee 37412 City Clerk (423)867~7711 ● www.eastridgetn.gov Administration Department May 2026 Business License and Beer Permits Monthly Report BUSINESS LICENSES ISSUED: No new Business Licenses issued May 2026. NEW BEER PERMITS ISSUED: No new Beer Permits issued May 2026. 2 City of East Ridge 1517 Tombras Avenue Cameron McAllister East Ridge, Tennessee 37412 Administrator (423)867~7711 ● www.eastridgetn.gov Economic & Community Development May 2026 Economic & Community Development Monthly Report MONTHLY OVERVIEW: Economic & Community Development continued advancement of strategic initiatives supporting economic development, infrastructure investment, grant administration, public engagement, and organizational operations throughout May 2026. During the month, the department maintained oversight of active grant programs, capital projects, funding compliance requirements, reimbursement activities, and interdepartmental coordination efforts while supporting organizational priorities associated with the transition of the City’s incoming City Manager and preparation of the Fiscal Year 2027 operating budget. Significant efforts included continued administration of state and federal grant programs, coordination of Community Center renovation closeout activities, advancement of the Springvale Dog Park Redevelopment Project, support of public safety initiatives, business development outreach, and implementation of community-focused programs and events. The department also continued management of public communications, digital services, economic development initiatives, and external partner relationships while supporting long-term efforts. KEY ACTIVITY: • Coordinated administration of active grant programs, reimbursement requests, compliance reporting, and funding documentation requirements • Supported Fiscal Year 2027 budget development efforts through project forecasting, funding review, and departmental coordination activities • Continued oversight of Community Center renovation and expansion activities, including substantial completion coordination, contractor communication, and grant compliance requirements • Advanced planning and coordination activities associated with the Springvale Dog Park Redevelopment Project, including engineering review, grant administration, and project scheduling • Hosted and facilitated and facilitated discussions with prospective commercial developers and business representatives regarding redevelopment, investment, and development opportunities within East Ridge's Border Region and commercial corridors • Managed development of public communications, press releases, project notifications, and community information campaigns • Supported coordination efforts among City departments, consultants, contractors, utility providers, funding agencies, and community partners 3 ADMINISTRATIVE & OPERATIONAL COORDINATION: • Oversaw grant administration activities, compliance documentation, reimbursement tracking, and began FY26 external funding audit reporting in coordination with the City’s Finance Director • Prepared ECD City Council agenda materials, memorandums, grant amendments, contracts, and supporting documentation • Supported organizational planning and operational coordination efforts associated with the City Manager transition and upcoming fiscal year budget process • Participated in professional development, grant administration, and regulatory training opportunities, including Public Chapter 140 compliance and TDOT Local Programs reporting training • Facilitated procurement, vendor communication, consultant coordination, and project administration activities across multiple department projects/grant funding programs • Coordinated economic development inquiries, business assistance efforts, commercial recruitment discussions, and stakeholder engagement activities • Collaborated with community organizations and regional partners, including United Way, the City of Chattanooga, and educational institutions to explore future programming and partnership opportunities supporting Community Center services and resident engagement initiatives • Coordinated volunteer recruitment and placement efforts in partnership with the Hamilton County Department of Education to support seasonal programming and community initiatives • Coordinated regional partnership activities through participation in East Ridge Chamber initiatives, Chattanooga Area Chamber engagement efforts, and community-based economic development programs • Continued refinement of internal administrative processes related to project tracking, documentation management, grant administration, and financial reconciliation • Maintained communication and coordination with regional organizations, chambers of commerce, educational institutions, state agencies, funding partners, consultants, and external stakeholders to advance economic development and community initiatives • Began implementation of the City’s economic development and grant management software powered by HubSpot • Coordinated community engagement initiatives, employee recognition activities, and organizational events including Public Works Appreciation and Memorial Day employee appreciation activities INFRASTRUCTURE & CAPITAL PROJECT COORDINATION: • Continued oversight and coordination of the Community Center Expansion and Renovation Project, including closeout activities, contractor coordination, and grant compliance reporting • Coordinated interdepartmental and legal review efforts associated with securing access easement agreements necessary to support long-term maintenance and operation of the Spring Creek Litter Boom Project • Advanced engineering coordination, planning efforts, and funding administration associated with the Springvale Dog Park Redevelopment Project • Supported implementation of Camp Jordan facility improvement initiatives funded through Community Development Block Grant resources 4 • Continued coordination of transportation, roadway safety, and infrastructure improvement initiatives involving local, regional, and state partners • Facilitated communication and coordination among contractors, engineers, utility providers, and City departments to support project progression • Supported Brownfield Assessment activities and redevelopment planning efforts intended to identify future economic development and investment opportunities • Assisted with administration of public safety-related capital and equipment projects funded through state and federal grant programs • Assisted Parks & Recreation staff with business outreach and sponsorship coordination efforts supporting planning activities for the 2026 East Ridge Fall Festival DIGITAL SERVICES & WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT: • Managed content administration, public information updates, and ongoing maintenance activities across City-operated websites and digital communication platforms • Continued oversight of ADA accessibility initiatives, content standardization efforts, and website governance practices • Supported administration and enhancement of the East Ridge Animal Services website, including service information updates and digital resource management • Coordinated digital communication efforts supporting public awareness campaigns, project updates, community events, and municipal operations • Managed website vendor communication and project coordination activities related to the City's website modernization initiative • Facilitated administrative review and transition planning associated with the temporary suspension of active website redevelopment activities PORTFOLIO STATUS SUMMARY: Active Grant Programs 12 Closed Grant Programs 0 Pending Closeout Cycle 1 Pending Application Approval 2 Total Programs Under Administration 15 FUNDING RECONCILIATION & REIMBURSEMENT ACTIVITY (SUBMITTED / PROCESSED): Reimbursement-based funding is actively monitored to ensure timely submission, regulatory compliance, and accurate financial reconciliation Funding Source Project Details Vendor Amount Animal Friendly Grant Spay/Neuter Program Chattaneuter $92.00 Pillar Construction / Local Parks and Recreation Fund Community Center Renovation $75,461.55 Kimley-Horn THSO High Visibility Grant Saturation & Radar Equipment Multiple Vendors $5,100.00 TDOT Local Programs PIN John Ross Road Resurfacing Volkert Engineering $31,173.85 131488.00 Bulletproof Vest Replacement Bureau of Justice Assistance Premier Body Armor $2,193.16 Program 5 FUNDING COMPLIANCE & REPORTING ACTIVITY: Funding Source Project Details Notes Submitted required monthly reporting, personnel School Resource Officer School Resource Officers reconciliation, and compliance review for fiscal year Endowment Grant closeout. EPA Brownfield Assessment Various Qualifying Submitted facility assessment and limited abatement Grant Brownfield Sites efforts study on identified site to determine site eligibility. Community Center Submitted substantial completion photograph(s) to TDEC LPRF Grant Renovation for compliance review. Submitted required specialized campaign reporting THSO High Visibility Grant Saturation activity numbers for East Ridge Police Department. Ongoing compliance monitoring and documentation Various Grant Portfolio review for claim submission(s). FUNDING & CAPITAL PROJECT OVERSIGHT: The following portfolio reflects active funded programs and capital initiatives under ECD department oversight: Fiscal Grant Name Project Department Status Year John Ross Road FY15 PIN 131488.00 Administration Active Resurfacing Local Parks & Recreation Community Center FY23 Parks & Recreation Active Fund Renovation Safety & Crash Statistic FY24 Safe Streets for All Administration Active Plan FY25 Bureau of Justice BVP Vest Replacement Police Department Active Canoe Launch Pending AWCF Water and Administration / FY25 Reconfiguration/River Closeout/Grand Environment Grant Parks & Recreation Rescue Opening Scheduled Scruggs Road/S. Mack Transportation FY25 Smith Road Administration Active Improvement Plan Reconstruction Multi-County Active/Pending Phase FY25 Brownfield Assessment Administration Development I Site Eligibility FY26 Animal Friendly Grant Spay & Neuter Program Animal Services Pending Closeout FY26 THSO High Visibility Radar(s) & Saturation Police Department Active Statewide School Resource School Resource FY26 Police Department Active Officer Endowment Officers Hamilton County Springvale Park FY26 Parks & Recreation Active Leaning into Communities Redevelopment Project Domestic Preparedness ATM Thermal FY26 Police Department Active Homeland Security Monocular(s) Wallace AOA Youth Development Administration / FY26 Active Initiative/Chattanooga 2.0 Programs Parks & Recreation Community Development Camp Jordan Facility Administration / FY26 Active Block Grant Upgrades Parks & Recreation 6 BOJ Bulletproof Vest Ballistic Vest FY26 Police Department Awarded 5/14/2026 Program Reimbursement FY27 Animal Friendly Grant Spay & Neuter Program Animal Services Awarded 5/19/2026 Lowe’s Community Impact Community Center FY26 Parks & Recreation Pending Approval Grant Renovations THSO High Visibility Antenna FY27 Police Department Pending Approval Grant Radars/Saturation PUBLIC COMMUNICATIONS & DIGITAL ENGAGEMENT: The department maintained an active and consistent digital communications presence across all platforms, supporting public awareness, community engagement, and transparency. Total Posts Across Platforms: 57 Facebook (@City of East Ridge – Government) Platform Followers: 10,898 Number of posts – 21 (+1,309 YoY Growth) Instagram (@CityofEastRidge) Platform Followers: 1,030 Number of posts – 10 (+179 YoY Growth) Twitter (@CityofEastRidge) Platform Followers: 693 Number of posts – 9 (-3 YoY Growth) OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS & PUBLIC NOTICES: Date Release ID Description Department Administration / 5/13/2026 PR-26-137 Roadway Safety Improvements on Belvoir Avenue Public Works City of East Ridge Announces Safe Haven Baby Box 5/18/2026 PR-26-138 Fire Department Dedication 5/21/2026 PR-26-139 Offices Closed in Observance of Memorial Day Administration 5/26/2026 PR-26-140 East Ridge Splash Pad Opens for 2026 Summer Season Parks & Recreation 7 City of East Ridge 1517 Tombras Avenue Michelle Sinigaglio East Ridge, Tennessee 37412 Human Resources Director (423)867~7711 ● www.eastridgetn.gov Administration Department May 2026 City of East Ridge Human Resources Monthly Report EMPLOYEE DATA: HEADCOUNT BUDGET ACTUAL Full-Time Employees 160 152 Part-Time Employees 22 25 TOTAL: 182 177 New Hires: 4 Part-Time Recreation Attendant Seasonal Recreation Attendant Codes Enforcement Officer City Manager Terminations: 5 Groundskeeper Battalion Chief Office Assistant Streets Laborer Recreation Attendant/Fitness Instructor Transfers: 3 Fire Captain to Battalion Chief Fire Lieutenant to Captain Fire Fighter/Engineer to Lieutenant In Onboarding Process: 3 Sanitation Driver Building & Grounds Maintenance Technician Recreation Attendant Recruiting For Crossing Guard (Part-Time) Senior Fitness Instructor (Part-Time) Streets Laborer Police Department Reservists: 5 Volunteer Firefighters: 5 Pending Retirements: 1 Admin and/or Medical Leave: 3 8 City of East Ridge 1517 Tombras Avenue Patricia Cassidy East Ridge, Tennessee 37412 Court Clerk (423)867~7711 ● www.eastridgetn.gov Municipal Court May 2026 City of East Ridge Municipal Court Monthly Report Number of Citations Issued May 2026: 25 Traffic Citations COURT APPEARANCES: DATE CRIMINAL TRAFFIC COME BACKS (To Pay) 05/05/2026 41 22 19 05/12/2026 36 6 20 05/19/2026 19 9 29 05/26/2026 18 24 11 TOTAL: 114 61 78 (Less than half show) 9 City of East Ridge 4214 Ringgold Road Clint Uselton East Ridge, Tennessee 37412 Police Chief (423)867~7711 ● www.eastridgetn.gov Police Department May 2026 City of East Ridge Police Chief’s Monthly Report The City of East Ridge Police Department responded to a total of 1,776 calls for service during May 2026. The department filled a total of 89 open records requests from citizens and the District Attorney’s Office. A total of 500 citations were issued from 661 traffic stops. The East Ridge Police Department made a total of 77 physical arrests that included 70 misdemeanor charges and 49 felony charges. The East Ridge Police Department answered 6 calls within the City of Ridgeside and conducted daily self-initiated activities (directed patrols, park and walks, etc.). Currently, two officers are in the Field Training Program. 10 City of East Ridge 4214 Ringgold Road Clint Uselton East Ridge, Tennessee 37412 Police Chief (423)867~7711 ● www.eastridgetn.gov Police Department May 2026 City of East Ridge Police Department Administrative Division Monthly Report Records Division / Property and Evidence Division / Open Records / Training / General Administration / School Resource Officer ERPD Administrative Division Lieutenant Rogers Car 14 – 56,270 miles East Ridge Police Department Open Records / Court Operations / Fleet Maintenance / Station Officer, Quartermaster, IT Liaison, School Resource Officer ➢ General Admin Duties ➢ Met with Records Division, Property and Evidence Division, Training Sgt., School Resource Officer and Station Officer ➢ Assisted officers, personnel, and citizens with various requests. ➢ Mediated technical problems with software/databases and hardware. ➢ Worked on TylerRMS property module ➢ Assisted with IT-related Issues ➢ Fleet Maintenance ➢ Report Hamilton County Data ➢ Dash/Body camera maintenance ➢ City Court duties ➢ Officer account setup and resolving various account issues ➢ Policy review and updates ➢ Issued equipment to Officers ➢ Assisted / assigned open records requests ➢ Conducted new hire onboarding ➢ TLEEDS 11 Station Officer Corporal M. Wilson Car 11 – 59,204 miles OPEN RECORDS: Open Records Requests Received 89 Open Records Requests Completed 89 Open Records Preparation Time 21 Hours COURT OPERATIONS: Hamilton County Grand Jury Cases Presented 0 Hamilton County Grand Jury Cases Requested 0 Hamilton County Grand Jury Appearances 0 East Ridge Municipal Court Appearances 4 East Ridge Municipal Court Prisoner Transport Assists 2 OFFICE CONTACTS: Citizen Contacts 25 Reports Completed 12 ERPD Records Division Candace Brown, Myra Miracle, and Melissa Fletcher INCIDENT ARREST CITATIONS CALLS FOR REPORTS REPORTS ISSUED SERVICE 251 77 57 2,031 ➢ NCIC Transactions – varies daily. ➢ NCIC entries made by Hamilton County 911 Communications are checked daily. ➢ Temporary Protection Orders are checked and/or modified daily. ➢ Validations – vary by month and include 10-50 entries per month. ➢ NCIC testing and training. ➢ Emails from Hamilton County 911 Communications are checked daily. ➢ E-Agent checked daily to ensure no unauthorized transactions have taken place. ➢ Answered multiple phone calls and emails for police department daily. ➢ Assisted visitors inside the police/fire departments daily. ➢ Assisted multiple officers/detectives in case investigations and background checks. ➢ Fire Department reports checked for accuracy and compliance. 12 ➢ Entered Fire Department reports in Fire Program and corrections made when needed. ➢ Reports sent weekly to NFIRS (state program) – reports validated and corrected. ➢ Answered emails and phone calls daily regarding Police and Fire Department related questions. ➢ Worked with Hamilton County 911 with CAD assignments on new Officers. ERPD Property and Evidence Division Brandy Dove Items Entered 151 Items Disposed 527 Narcotics Disposed 1,252 Firearms – prepared for trade / sale 0 Firearms traded / sold (Compass Auctions) 0 Other items sold on Compass - TOTAL 0 Vehicles sold on Compass 0 General Items 0 DRUGS SEIZED: Pills (dosage units) 18 Pills (grams) 26.2 Cocaine (grams) 1.5 Meth (grams) 380.58 Marijuana (grams) 59.9 Fentanyl (grams) 235 Fentanyl (pills) 63 Mushrooms (grams) 8 Training Sergeant Sergeant J. Massengale Car 12 – 63,006 miles Conducted two scheduled range training sessions, with Range Day #1 held on May 4 and Range Day #2 on May 11. Removed Reserve Officer Zachary Harry from the V-Academy program and assigned 100 hours of V-Academy training to Reserve Officer Roger Hayes. Continued onboarding efforts for Reserve Officer Hayes, along with the ongoing entry of reserve officers into the ACADIS system. The department also received PSID numbers for two reserve officers through the ACADIS portal, supporting continued compliance and recordkeeping. The Quartermaster ammunition inventory was reviewed and updated. A Use of Force review was conducted on May 13, followed by a LIDAR training class for traffic units on May 14. Coordinated an upcoming ALERRT class for the department in June. 13 School Resource Officers East Ridge High School Cpl. E. Massengale Vehicle # 88 - Mileage: 25,700 Calls for Service: 1 Felony Charges: 0 Call Assists: 4 Offense Reports: 1 Warrants Obtained: 0 Crash Reports: 0 Warrant Service: 0 Traffic Stops: 1 Other Warrant: 0 Traffic Citations: 0 Physical Arrests: 0 F.I.: 0 Misdemeanor Charges: 0 SIA: 189 East Ridge Middle School Officer Landrum Vehicle # 87 - Mileage: 26,829 Calls for Service: 9 Felony Charges: 0 Call Assists: 9 Offense Reports: 4 Warrants Obtained: 0 Crash Reports: 1 Warrant Service: 0 Traffic Stops: 6 Other Warrant: 0 Traffic Citations: 1 Physical Arrests: 0 F.I.: 0 Misdemeanor Charges: 0 SIA: 0 East Ridge Elementary School Corporal Chadwick Vehicle # 03 - Mileage: 62,946 Calls for Service: 47 Felony Charges: 0 Call Assists: 0 Offense Reports: 1 Warrants Obtained: 0 Crash Reports: 0 Warrant Service: 0 Traffic Stops: 0 Other Warrant: 0 Traffic Citations: 0 Physical Arrests: 0 F.I.: 0 Misdemeanor Charges: 0 SIA: 160 Spring Creek Elementary School Officer Chavez Vehicle # 08 - Mileage: 43,316 Calls for Service: 0 Felony Charges: 0 Call Assists: 5 Offense Reports: 0 Warrants Obtained: 0 Crash Reports: 0 Warrant Service: 0 Traffic Stops: 0 Other Warrant: 0 Traffic Citations: 0 Physical Arrests: 0 F.I.: 0 Misdemeanor Charges: 0 SIA: 0 14 Reserve Officers OFFICER HOURS: OFFICER COURT HOURS PATROL HOURS Officer Bailey 0 0 Officer Roberts 0 0 Officer Avans 24.0 37.0 Officer Bambrick 3.0 19.5 Officer Crawford 6.0 0 Officer Duncan (ER Fire Dept.) 0 0 Officer Williams (ER Fire Dept.) 0 0 TOTAL: 33.0 56.5 Total Reserve hours for May 2026: 89.5 15 City of East Ridge 4214 Ringgold Road Clint Uselton East Ridge, Tennessee 37412 Police Chief (423)867~7711 ● www.eastridgetn.gov Police Department May 2026 City of East Ridge Police Department CID / CSU / K-9 Summary Monthly Report CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS STATS: NAME PREVIOUS REACTIVATED NEW CLEARED CHARGES INACTIVE CARRIED CLEARANCE MO. CASES CASES OVER RATE S. Stojnic 15 0 11 9 10 1 16 82% D. Romans 7 0 6 6 5 1 6 100% W. Johnson 17 0 7 5 1 4 15 71% J. Davis 16 0 6 5 7 0 17 83% TOTAL: 55 0 30 25 23 6 54 83% CID Total New Case Assignments 30 CID NOTE: The Detective Division continues to investigate a variety of alleged criminal offenses occurring within the CID Total Cases Reassigned 0 confines of the city. The Detective Division routinely networks CID Total Cases Cleared 25 with other law enforcement agencies in sharing intelligence CID Monthly Clearance Rate 83% affecting the region. CUMULATIVE CRIME SUPPRESSION (CSU) STATS: New Cases Opened 1 CSU NOTE: CSU continues to develop intelligence and has shared it with cooperating agencies to ultimately combat Cases Closed 2 various types of criminal activity within the city. CSU is Firearms Taken (NIBIN) 1 continuing to conduct follow up investigations on a variety of Gang Contacts 1 cases to include narcotics, fugitive, and vice-related offenses. Marijuana Seizures (grams) 21.9 CSU has taken a very proactive approach to initiating and clearing several good drug-related cases. CSU continues to Meth Seizures (grams) 306.17 make relevant transactions with the CPD-NIBIN unit to Fentanyl Seizures (grams) 226.8 establish a more proactive approach to gun-related criminal Cocaine (grams) 0.5 activity. CSU coordinates with relevant patrol officers on follow up activities such as assisting them with continued Hydrocodone (grams) 2.5 investigation and or recommending prosecution based on their Oxycodone (grams) 23.6 findings. Firearms Recovered 1 Stolen Vehicles Recovered 3 Cash Seizure $2,229 Misdemeanor Arrests 1 Felony Arrests 5 Search Warrants Executed 1 16 K-9: Assists 10 K9 NOTE: Officer Hightower and his K9 partner Quest have continued to employ a proactive approach to detect and combat Tracks 0 drug-related crime within the city. Vehicle Sniffs 1 Traffic Stops 6 K9 Deployments 1 K9 Apprehensions 0 Arrests (Felony / Misdemeanor) 0/0 Marijuana (grams) 30.0 Training Hours 58 CUMULATIVE WARRANTS DIVISION STATS: Activity Summary WARRANTS DIVISION NOTE: The Warrants Division New Warrants Received 55 continues to seek solutions to streamline the warrants Misdemeanor Warrants Served 13 processes and implement appropriate measures. To date, the Felony Warrants Served 16 Warrants Division has had a measurable increase in the Warrants Entered into NCIC 39 number of warrants served. The changes implemented over the preceding months have enabled the Division to extradite more In-State Transports 5 arrestees from surrounding jurisdictions, including those within Extradition Transports 4 surrounding states. Public & Court Services Misdemeanor Citation Fingerprints 2 Civilian Fingerprints 6 VEHICLE ASSIGNEMENTS: DRIVER VEHICLE MILEAGE MAKE MODEL VACANT 15 33,867 Chevrolet Colorado G. Beck 29 155,370 GMC Canyon R. Hightower 89 34,157 Ford PIU M. Alexander 5 10,740 Ford Explorer J. Goddard 7 10,025 Ford Explorer K. Kimsey 28 62,993 Ford PIU J. Daverson 6 48,684 Ford PIU S. Stojnic 4 9,723 Chevrolet Colorado D. Romans 25 26,126 Chevrolet Colorado J. Davis 41 20,963 Chevrolet Colorado W. Johnson 44 22,963 Chevrolet Colorado SPARE-LINE 54 79,701 Dodge Journey 17 City of East Ridge 4214 Ringgold Road Clint Uselton East Ridge, Tennessee 37412 Police Chief (423)867~7711 ● www.eastridgetn.gov Police Department May 2026 City of East Ridge Police Department Patrol / Traffic Division Monthly Report Days Warrants Physical Charges Charges Reports Field Crash Traffic Traffic Service Assist Other Warrant Officer SIA Worked Obtained Arrest Misd. Felony (d1, d2) Interview Reports Stops Citations Calls Calls Warrants Service HINSCH 17 0 0 0 0 4 1 6 0 7 8 20 49 0 0 BURGESS 14 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 1 35 13 39 43 0 6 MAGANA 12 0 0 0 0 7 0 16 5 6 3 35 40 1 0 MAHAFFEY 17 2 2 0 1 19 0 11 0 11 1 69 33 0 2 BAILEY 13 2 2 1 4 10 1 36 2 47 33 45 32 2 1 VALDEREZ 18 0 2 0 1 14 0 161 2 41 41 57 12 0 2 JOHNSON 12 2 6 8 5 9 1 46 17 37 40 42 16 2 2 DARWIN 11 0 1 1 0 6 0 30 3 32 40 26 19 0 0 ALLEN 14 5 3 6 6 15 0 38 4 14 13 56 12 0 0 DARWIN 10 0 3 2 0 6 5 30 0 24 35 35 17 0 1 KIRBY 10 0 3 11 0 20 1 24 0 15 19 24 18 0 0 BRISELDEN 16 0 1 0 0 18 0 64 2 8 0 46 30 6 1 SMITH 14 0 0 0 0 3 0 51 1 6 3 6 37 0 0 RESENDIZ 12 0 0 0 0 1 0 20 43 47 59 66 78 0 0 BONANNO P 12 0 2 2 0 2 0 20 1 35 0 32 37 0 1 CORNELIUS 14 16 6 5 19 6 0 46 1 7 10 42 58 0 2 JONES 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 MILLER 17 3 1 1 0 11 0 82 1 21 18 51 24 1 2 NEIGHBORS 14 1 2 2 0 16 0 107 3 25 0 40 37 0 0 RHUDY 17 0 0 0 0 10 0 43 0 10 1 23 67 0 0 18 Days Warrants Physical Charges Charges Reports Field Crash Traffic Traffic Service Assist Other Warrant Officer SIA Worked Obtained Arrest Misd. Felony (d1, d2) Interview Reports Stops Citations Calls Calls Warrants Service SZYDLOWSKI 17 0 3 3 0 7 3 15 6 32 26 70 18 0 3 WILSON 16 0 0 8 0 2 0 58 9 74 79 39 62 0 0 BLACKBURN 16 3 4 2 1 6 0 28 2 22 15 32 32 1 1 COX 13 4 2 3 2 4 0 29 1 13 2 15 51 0 0 ESTERMYER 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 4 13 9 1 20 0 0 HUSKINS 16 0 9 9 10 9 0 90 1 18 7 43 21 0 3 PARTIN 15 0 2 4 0 5 0 43 1 34 11 54 28 1 1 LOWRANCE 14 0 1 1 0 7 0 11 0 25 14 26 18 0 0 LIVELY 9 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 7 27 0 1 TOTAL 389 38 55 70 49 228 12 1117 110 661 500 1041 936 14 29 19 City of East Ridge 4214 Ringgold Road Clint Uselton East Ridge, Tennessee 37412 Police Chief (423)867~7711 ● www.eastridgetn.gov Police Department May 2026 City of East Ridge Police Department Monthly Activity Report 20 City of East Ridge 4214 Ringgold Road Clint Uselton East Ridge, Tennessee 37412 Police Chief (423)867~7711 ● www.eastridgetn.gov Police Department May 2026 City of East Ridge Police Department Monthly Crime Report MAJOR CRIMES: ACTIVITY TOTALS: Weapon Law Violations 3 Calls for Service 2,031 Theft of Motor Vehicle Reports Written 252 2 Parts or Accessories Citations 57 Theft from Motor Vehicle 11 Warnings 103 Motor Vehicle Theft 3 Drug / Narcotic Violation 16 Driving Under Influence 3 Burglary 6 Aggravated Assault 8 21 City of East Ridge 4214 Ringgold Road Clint Uselton East Ridge, Tennessee 37412 Police Chief (423)867~7711 ● www.eastridgetn.gov Police Department May 2026 City of East Ridge Police Department TITAN Crash Monthly Report May 2025 May 2026 82 47 YTD 2025 YTD 2026 363 277 22 City of East Ridge 5302 Stone Street Clint Uselton East Ridge, Tennessee 37412 Police Chief (423)867~7711 ● www.eastridgetn.gov Police Department May 2026 City of East Ridge Animal Services Monthly Report Shelter Population Cats: 36 housed, 30 in foster care Dogs: 32 housed, 11 in foster care New Intakes Cats: 43 Dogs: 17 Calls for Service 50 total calls for service 3 responses to injured / sick animals 5 deceased animals transported 16 running at large calls 3 police assists Feral Cat Program 15 feral cat traps set 14 feral cats released back into the wild Cat Statistics 9 adoptions 0 returned to owners 0 transferred out 2 transferred in 0 returned to shelter 7 euthanized 7 neonate kittens passed away in care Dog Statistics 23 adoptions 2 returned to owners 0 transferred out 10 transferred in 5 returned to shelter 1 euthanized 0 neonate puppies passed away in care 23 City of East Ridge 4214 Ringgold Road Mike Williams East Ridge, Tennessee 37412 Fire Chief (423)867~7711 ● www.eastridgetn.gov Fire Department May 2026 City of East Ridge Fire Rescue Monthly Report Fire Operations The Department responded to 207 calls for service in the month of May 2026. Fire Administration • Scheduled fire inspections and training for each shift. • Conducted walk-through of City facilities with the City’s insurance provider, Public Entity Partners. • Staff attended City Council meetings. • Fire Chief Williams has continued in the role as Interim City Manager this month. • Firefighter Alex Chaigne started full-time, filling a vacant firefighter position. • Fire Administration has been working on updating Standard Operating Procedures. • Fire Department has been working on ISO preparations. • Captain Chris Peters was promoted to the rank of Battalion Chief. • Lieutenant Tyler Ezell as promoted to the rank of Captain. • Engineer Brandon Clark was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant. • Safe Haven Baby Box was dedicated on May 22. Training Each shift completed a minimum of two hours of training daily throughout the month. Training topics included: 1. Company: SCBA Evolution, Firefighter Survival and Self Rescue 2. Company: Building Materials, Structural Collapse, and Effects of Fire Suppression, Ref. Essentials 7, Ch.16 3. Rescue: Vehicle Extrication, Equipment Familiarization, Maintenance and Use 4. Company: Foam Fire Fighting, Liquid Fires, and Gas Fires, Ref. Essentials 7, Ch.18 5. Driver Training: Aerial Setup and Operation of Elevated Master Streams 6. Company: Incident Scene Operations, Ref. Essentials 7, Ch.19 7. Company: Fire Origin and Cause Determination, Ref. Essentials 7, Ch. 20 24 8. Company: Maintenance and Testing Responsibilities, Ref. Essentials 7, Ch.21 9. EMS: Procedures, Ref. First Responder Protocol Manual, PROC-001 to PROC-010 10. Hazardous Materials: Rescue and Recovery This month, four members attended Swiftwater training and Battalion Chief Burkhart attended the National Fire Academy. Maintenance • Conducted repairs to the alternators and power steering on Support 1. • Conducted general maintenance on all apparatus, including fluid checks, bulb replacements, and other preventative maintenance items. • Repaired hydraulic on outrigger house on Ladder 1. • Replaced all four tires on Truck 1. • Completed factory software updates on Truck 1. Special Projects • Working on budget needs for the Fire Department. • Working with Human Resources on employee evaluations for fire department members. • Planned and hosted a retirement party for Battalion Chief Bowen. Incident Reports by Incident Type Series May 2026 TYPE OF INCIDENT NUMBER Outside Fire: Dumpster 1 Outside Fire: Rubbish, trash, or waste fire 1 Structure Fire: Room and Contents 1 Structure Fire: Structural Involvement 1 Transportation Fire 1 Bomb Threat 1 Electrical Hazard / Short Circuit 2 Powerline Down 6 Motor Vehicle Accident / No Injuries 2 Hazardous Situation: Gas Leak / Odor Investigation 1 Investigation: Odor 1 Investigation: Smoke Investigation 2 Law Enforcement Support 6 Illness: Allergic Reaction 2 Illness: Altered Mental Status 4 Illness: Back Pain 1 Illness: Breathing Problems 10 Illness: Cardiac Arrest 2 Illness: Chest Pains 9 25 Illness: Convulsions / Seizures 4 Illness: Diabetic 3 Illness: Heart Problems 5 Medical: No Appropriate Choice 1 Illness: Overdose / Poisoning 3 Illness: Pregnancy 2 Illness: Sick 15 Illness: Stroke 5 Illness: Unconscious 6 Illness: Unknown 6 Injury/ Animal Bite 1 Injury / Trauma: Fall 5 Injury / Trauma: Motor Vehicle Crash w/ Injury 12 Injury / Trauma: Traumatic Injury, Other 3 Injury / Trauma: Stabbing 1 No Emergency: Canceled 14 False Alarm: Accidental Alarm 15 False Alarm: Malfunctioning Alarm 3 False Alarm: Other False Call 2 Good Intent Call: No Incident Found 2 Good Intent: Smoke Scare 1 Fire / Smoke Alarm 12 Assist Citizen 3 Lift Assist 23 Stand By 1 Elevator Emergency 1 MVC w/ Entrapment 1 Person in Water 1 Total Alarms for May 2026 207 Fire Property Loss $0 Fire Property Saved $0 Civilian Deaths 0 Civilian Injury 0 Firefighter Injuries 0 Firefighter Deaths 0 26 MUTUAL AID REPORT Mutual Aid Received 0 Mutual Aid Given 2 TOTAL MUTUAL AID CALLS: 2 CALLS TO THE CITY OF RIDGESIDE Medical, citizen assist, non-fire related calls 0 Fire related calls 3 TOTAL CITY OF RIDGESIDE CALLS: 3 FIRE MARSHAL’S OFFICE Annual Inspections 14 New Inspections 5 Public Education Events 8 Plan Reviews 4 Public Entity Partners Facility Walk-through 1 OPEN RECORDS REQUESTS NFIRS Report(s) Requested 3 Other (Fire Marshal’s Office) 0 27 City of East Ridge 1517 Tombras Avenue Ray Gmuer East Ridge, Tennessee 37412 Supervisor (423)867~7711 ● www.eastridgetn.gov Building Maintenance May 2026 City of East Ridge Building Maintenance Monthly Report City Hall • Hung all the pictures, artwork and whiteboard for the new City Manager • Rewired and put in LED bulbs in all light fixtures in the City Manager’s office • Hung the new tv in the City Manager’s office • Hung the authorized persons signs at each department • Purchase and filled 3 propane tanks for Admin to have for events such as the Memorial Day picnic • Performed bi‑weekly mowing and weed eating Library • Built two new gas pipe shelves for extra storage • Repaired the arm rest to the couch outside of the office area • Traced down all spare labeled breakers and either turned them off or properly labeled them • Created a quote to convert the outside area into a recreational area for the children Venue 1921 at East Ridge • Performed bi‑weekly mowing and weed eating • Re-hung the patio lights that had fallen • Assembled the new pressure washer • Replaced all the HVAC filters • Contacted Hobart Services to come out and address the issue with the dishwasher Police Department • Fabricated a blank out plate for Lieutenant Hewitt • Scheduled Rick’s Lock and Key to come out and address the issues with the sally port door • Repaired the roof leak in the office of Detective Roman Fire Department • Assembled the new ice machine at Fire Hall 2 and ran power to it as well as plumbed it in • Replaced the contactor and 2nd relay in the condenser unit at Station 1 • Jake Marshall Service replace the thermostat and the time delay sensor in the unit at Station 1 Camp Jordan Park / Arena • Tested the backflow leading to soccer fields 1 and 2 Community Center • Replaced the mop sink faucet 28 • Replaced two solenoid valve for the splashpad • Snaked the drain for one of the splashpad features • Performed bi‑weekly mowing and weed eating Animal Shelter • Performed bi-weekly mowing and weed eating • Determined that the entrance door panic bar and lock assembly was damaged beyond repair and ordered a replacement from RG Associates • Replaced the outside hose reel closes to the play yard • Adjusted all the play yard railroad ties and added two more • Had Jake Marshall Services come out to investigate air flow issues • Repaired the hole in the fence that the dogs created • Performed a full rebuild on the hose bib closest to the play yard Sanitation • Plugged the hole in the tire of the roll off truck Street Department • Unclogged the drain line for the window a/c unit Traffic Control • Removed all the wiring in the stockroom that was not in conduit and ran all new wire, outlets and light switches • Converted the stockroom lights to LED lights Building Maintenance Facility • Cleaned the shop, the bathrooms and vacuumed the offices each week • Performed bi‑weekly mowing and weed eating • Assembled two new office chairs • Performed yearly evaluation of one staff member • Cleaned the work trucks each week • Diagnosed the HVAC unit and replaced the blower motor and capacitor • Finished wiring in safety lights and an inverter in truck 111 29 City of East Ridge 1517 Tombras Avenue Robert Parker East Ridge, Tennessee 37412 Supervisor (423)867~7711 ● www.eastridgetn.gov Solid Waste Department May 2026 City of East Ridge Solid Waste Monthly Report SOLID WASTE REPORT: Solid Waste Collected 637.29 tons Recycled Materials Collected 52.87 tons Dumpster Junk 83.29 tons Dumpster Rentals 3 Brush Collected 79 loads Metal Collected 2 tons Cart Repairs / Replacement (lids / cans) 28 New / Extra Garbage Cans 13 New Recycle Cans 4 30 City of East Ridge 1517 Tombras Avenue Chris Vaughn East Ridge, Tennessee 37412 Supervisor (423)867~7711 ● www.eastridgetn.gov Street Department May 2026 City of East Ridge Street Department Monthly Report WORK ORDERS: TYPE PRODUCED NOTES Drain Patrol 52 Locations Checked and cleaned Ditch Cleaning 14 Locations Cleaned out with back-hoe Jetted Out Pipes 7 Locations Water jet trailer Street Sweeper 27 Locations Various streets swept Asphalt Repairs 7 Locations Put out 5 tons of asphalt Pothole Repairs 16 Locations Bags of asphalt put out Litter Collection 22 Locations Trash picked up Mowing & Trimming: City Right-of-Ways 30 Locations Exit 1 1 Location Code Enforcement 5 Yards Miscellaneous 41 Locations Various work completed 31 City of East Ridge 1517 Tombras Avenue Jeff Crowe East Ridge, Tennessee 37412 Supervisor (423)867~7711 ● www.eastridgetn.gov Traffic Control May 2026 City of East Ridge Traffic Control Monthly Report WORK ORDERS: TYPE QUANTITY New Signage 16 Signs Installed 4 Sign Maintenance 84 Shop Tasks 11 Miscellaneous 18 Signal Repairs 11 Banners 8 Traffic Studies 1 Resident Requests 5 Street Light Requests 9 ER Police Department Requests 0 ER Fire Department Requests 3 Street Department Requests 3 Sanitation Department Requests 0 Building Maintenance Requests 2 Camp Jordan Park Requests 3 Venue 1921 at East Ridge 1 NOTES: • Installed 29 American flags on Ringgold Road 32 City of East Ridge 1517 Tombras Avenue Michael Howell East Ridge, Tennessee 37412 Chief Building Official (423)867~7711 ● www.eastridgetn.gov Building and Codes Department May 2026 City of East Ridge Building and Codes Department Monthly Report Number of Employees: 4 Michael Howell Chief Building Official Melissa Mahoney Administrative Assistant / Permit Technician Torrey Holder Residential Building Inspector Michael Pettyjohn Codes Enforcement Officer VACANT Codes Enforcement Officer Purpose: The purpose of the Codes Department is to ensure that all citizens and contractors are assisted concerning the issues of Building Codes and Safety and Property Maintenance Codes. The duty of this department is to inspect and enforce these regulations in a certified and professional manner. WORK ORDERS: ACTIVITY SCOPE TOTAL Issuing of Permits Building (Comm. & Res.), Electrical, Plumbing, 92 Mechanical, Fire, Sign Building Inspections Building, Mechanical, Plumbing, Electrical, Energy 55 Re-Inspections Trades that have failed the first inspection 4 Street Cut Permits WWTA, Chattanooga Gas, & TAW street cut permits 6 Signs Removed Illegal signs removed from City limits 6 Continuing Education Training for the departments, required certification test 4 Hours / International Building Certification Property Maintenance Liens Unpaid property maintenance issues, including grass 0 Liens cutting, demo of unsafe structures, etc. Housing Board Cases involving repair or demo of the structure 6 Cases Zoning Board Cases involving the Zoning Ordinance 0 Cases Planning Commission Cases involving rezoning, subdivision regulations, and 1 Case plat signing Plan Reviews In-house plan reviews Commercial / Residential – Plat 27 Reviews Reviews Unsafe Structure Abatement Demolition of an unsafe structure 0 Code Violations TOTAL 97 Open Storage 20 Disabled Vehicles 11 Trash & Debris 4 Post for Cleanups 41 Other (Premise ID, Fence, Soffits, Fascia Boards, Gutters, Windows, etc.) 21 Customer Service Calls Facilitate calls and inquiries from citizens / contractors Daily 33 City of East Ridge 323 Camp Jordan Parkway Shawnna Skiles East Ridge, Tennessee 37412 Director (423)867~7711 ● www.eastridgeparksandrec.com Parks and Recreation May 2026 City of East Ridge Parks and Recreation Department Monthly Report During May, the Parks and Recreation Department focused on spring program wrap‑up, facility improvements, project coordination, and ongoing preparation for the Community Center reopening. Staff supported multiple athletic programs, special events, maintenance operations, and continued progress on key infrastructure and long‑range planning initiatives. Administrative & Department Operations • Continued coordination and oversight of all recreational sports leagues and spring programming • Ongoing negotiation and management of ballfield and soccer field use contracts • Hosted two booths at Spring Creek Elementary Career Day • Coordinated with ERFC for management of the Scenic City Cup (soccer) • Began interviewing for open Community Center positions in preparation for reopening • Met with Needy Child Fund regarding upcoming August event • Assisted staff with moving operations back into the Community Center • Hosted Soccer End‑of‑Season Cookout • Ongoing work on Community Center punch list items • Attended Springvale project meetings (ongoing project management and plan review) • Continued updates and enhancements to the Parks & Recreation website • Promoted parks, programs, and events through social media and digital platforms • Conducted interviews for part‑time park attendant positions Athletic & Recreation Programming Staff provided ongoing oversight, coordination, and field support for spring programs serving youth and adult participants: • Spring Soccer – Season concluded with cookout and trophy presentations • Baseball – End‑of‑season tournament hosted at East Ridge; trophies awarded • Softball (Youth Rec) – Season completed; trophies distributed • Cheerleading – Season completed; trophies distributed • Tee-Ball – Season completed; trophies distributed • Flag Football – Hosted end‑of‑season tournament at East Ridge • Adult Softball – Completed end‑of‑season playoffs These programs collectively served hundreds of participants and required continuous scheduling coordination, field preparation, communication, and league management. 34 Maintenance & Infrastructure Improvements - Projects in Progress / On Deck Baseball Complex (Fields 1-4) • Limited activity due to upcoming turf installation • Redistribution of sand pile (Fields 5–8 parking lot) to address low spots, bleachers, and batting cages • Ongoing trash receptacle maintenance (cleaning, pressure washing, replacements) Baseball Complex (Fields 5-8) • Facility painting improvements (buildings, stairs, siding, interior spaces, doors, and trim) • Maintenance and repainting of metal poles, stairs, and railings • Replacement of select boards and evaluation of flooring (paint/stain needs) • Pressure washing windows and siding with possible repainting • Removal of mesh between Fields 6 / 7 and 7 / 8 • Evaluation and adjustment of back gate wheel alignment Baseball Complex (Fields 9-12) • Deep cleaning (bleachers, dugouts, under‑bleacher areas) • Installation of standardized metal trash receptacles • Painting and cosmetic upgrades to concession and restroom areas • Repairs including crack filling and surface touch‑ups Soccer Complex & Facilities • Pressure washing restroom facilities (Fields 1–3 and 4–8) • Interior/exterior restroom painting, including floors and dividers • Cleaning of concrete surfaces between concessions and restrooms • Continued trash can maintenance and replacements • Upgrades to signage, kiosks, and pavilion structures (painting/staining) • Improvements to stadium concessions and restroom areas • Gravel installation near bridges for accessibility and drainage Park-wide Improvements • Replacement/refresh of faded academy banners • Adjustments to dog waste stations for accessibility • Refinishing canoe launch signage • Tree line clearing and disc golf course improvements (including rail ties) • Pavilion upgrades (painting and appliance replacement, including new refrigerator) • Evaluation and installation of upgraded trash receptacles in high‑visibility areas • General painting and touch‑ups across park infrastructure 35 Camp Jordan Arena & Park Events The following events were hosted and supported during the month: • Chattanooga Roller Derby • Smoke School • Bug Club • Hamilton County Master Gardners Show • Hamilton County Home Show • Con Nooga / Fear Connection These events required coordination of scheduling, setup, custodial support, and on‑site operations while drawing significant visitation to City facilities. Tournaments / Athletic Events at Camp Jordan The following tournaments and athletic events were hosted and supported during the reporting period: • Southern Softball Association • Grand Slam Baseball Tournament • NoogaBass Volleyball Tournament • Chattanooga Track Club • Scenic City • Elite Tennessee These tournaments generated regional exposure and consistent usage of park facilities. Community Center Progress & Programming • Continued preparations for the 2026 Fall Festival, including reopening vendor applications and registration planning • Participated in an AOA project meeting with Wallace Researchers in attendance • Hosted the Senior Fitness Luncheon on May 27 • Attended Communities in Schools meeting to explore partnership opportunities • Completed Community Center punch list walkthrough (ongoing review of items) • Posted job openings and conducted interviews for multiple Community Center positions • Successfully transitioned operations back into the Community Center • Conducted planning meetings and preparations in advance of reopening Key Takeaways for Council • Significant progress on capital and maintenance projects across park system • Successful completion of spring athletic programming across all leagues • Strong event and tournament activity at Camp Jordan facilities • Continued progress toward Community Center reopening • Ongoing staff engagement in planning, partnerships, and operational improvements 36 City of East Ridge 1517 Tombras Avenue Tara Viland East Ridge, Tennessee 37412 Venue Manager (423)867~7711 ● www.eastridgetn.gov Venue 1921 at East Ridge May 2026 Venue 1921 at East Ridge Monthly Report OVERVIEW: • Strong momentum in bookings, visibility, and community integration • Continued focus on refining operations, increasing awareness, and building long-term programming and partnerships PARTNERSHIPS & PROGRAMMING: • Collaboration between Venue 1921, Rec Center, Library, and Animal Shelter. Goal: develop coordinated, year-round programming calendar • Established new business connections and partnership opportunities in the arts • Continuing to serve our Spanish speaking communities with bi-lingual services OPERATIONS & BOOKINGS: During this reporting period, the venue hosted its first Quinceañera, served as a Voting Day polling location, and welcomed a variety of corporate events, engagement celebrations. Upcoming June bookings include themed parties and a fundraiser for Make a Wish. We also have an Elder Education Conference coming mid- June, reflecting the venue's continued role as a flexible community asset. Hosted our City Staff Memorial Day Cookout and Hands Across Borders hosted by the East Ridge Police Department. MARKETING & DATA DEVELOPMENT: Continued focus on networking and direct outreach to build brand awareness. • Door-to-door engagement with local businesses and vendors (promotional materials) • Ongoing development of digital presence (social media and website) • Building targeted outreach list for holiday party bookings to drive year-end sales • Created follow-up questionnaire for unresponsive leads to identify gaps and improve conversion 37 City of East Ridge 4214 Ringgold Road Patty Weaver East Ridge, Tennessee 37412 Head Librarian (423)867~7711 ● www.eastridgetn.gov Library Department FY25/26 Library Services Statistics as of May 31, 2026 JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC. JAN. FEB. MAR. APR. MAY JUNE YTD 2025 2025 2025 2025 2025 2025 2026 2026 2026 2026 2026 2026 FY25-26 CIRCULATION 3,549 3,019 2,891 3,004 2,405 2,879 2,814 2,839 2,839 2,710 2,849 31,798 (BOOKS/AUDIO) CIRCULATION 401 386 353 342 338 324 353 325 378 336 292 3,828 E-BOOKS COMPUTER 250 202 238 237 178 205 157 196 284 308 231 2,486 USERS NEW CARDS 65 38 29 26 17 25 26 29 41 39 53 377 ISSUED PROGRAMS / 32 / 13 / 34 / 41 / 29 / 26 / 26 / 18 / 26 / 33 / 25 / 245 304 / 4,599 ATTENDANCE 540 117 1,067 653 424 430 298 184 383 265 DOCUMENTS 15 8 36 22 0 0 0 6 13 11 6 117 NOTORIZED PAGES 43 15 41 89 20 39 16 39 41 16 47 406 FAXED PAGES 79 41 126 76 98 33 7 34 17 34 32 577 SCANNED COPIES 3,477 2,926 2,631 2,871 2,427 2,214 2,921 2,774 2,577 3,038 2,598 30,454 MADE ITEMS 88 110 133 133 50 66 83 118 99 98 105 1,083 CATALOGUED ITEMS 176 105 3 105 4 1 447 75 203 7 231 1,357 DELETED 43 new cards issued (26 Adult/17 Juvenile) 3 Baby Story Time - 17 participants 1 Teen Advisory Board - 4 participants 5 Diamond Art Club - 30 participants 4 Quilting Club - 20 participants 2 Elementary School Book Club - 25 participants 1 Adult Bingo - 9 participants 2 Kids Gardening Club - 14 participants 1 Middle School Book Club – 2 participants 5 Knitting Club - 22 participants 1 Adult Gardening Club - 7 participants 1 Adult Book Club - 9 participants 1 LEGO Club - 7 participants 1 Game Night - 7 participants 4 Story Time - 73 participants 1 Watercolor Class - 19 participants 38