Staff Report: City Manager, Treasurer, Clerk, Planning & Zoning, Engineer, Police

City Manager Report August 10, 2026

Maple Street Construction Update • Water main installation has been completed. • Water service installation for the remaining residents on Maple Street will occur over the coming weeks. • Concrete sidewalk placement on the west side of Maple Street is anticipated to begin next week and progress from south to north. • Sidewalk grading will continue moving north, along with ongoing stormwater improvements and installation of the retaining walls. • Paving is still anticipated to take place in October. • Downtown Water Valve Work o We are working on narrowing dates in October for the water valve work. As a reminder, this work will occur over two days. Based on feedback received to date, we will be avoiding events such as Halloween, Gallery Stroll, and Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Work will be completed early in the week so boil water advisories can be lifted in time for the weekend. Unfortunately, there is no perfect day or time and we can’t avoid all impacts. We will be reaching out to the CVB for a recommendation. • A reminder that if your constituents have questions, please have them contact the following: o Public Works - Michelle Gibson, Project Coordinator - (269) 224-9504 o Fleis & VandenBrink Engineering  Jon Moxey, P.E., Project Manager – (616) 588-1925  Peter Tierney, P.E., Project Manager – (616) 914-8621 City Files Motions to End Floating Home Litigation • The City has filed five motions for summary disposition in Allegan County Circuit Court, asking the court to resolve nearly all remaining claims in the long-running lawsuit brought by Dune Ridge SA, LP over floating homes and a privacy screen on the Kalamazoo River adjacent to the Chain Ferry. • A copy of the press release and answers to frequently asked questions is attached. Park Street Planning • We continue the process of planning improvements on Park Street between Campbell Road and Mount Baldhead Park. The improvements currently being evaluated include:

o Installing a pedestrian facility (sidewalk, widened shoulder, etc.) o Road resurfacing o Water service replacement as needed to comply with the Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy’s (EGLE) Lead and Copper Rule (some to inside the home/building) o Sanitary sewer improvements o Drainage and stormwater management improvements Fleis & VandenBrink (F&V), has obtained topographic survey information for the corridor and is beginning to evaluate the various elements listed above. The City is seeking public input to help guide the planning and design processes. An open house will be held on: o September 1st from 4PM - 7PM o Location: Mount Baldhead Park (Weather backup location: City Hall, 102 Butler Street, Saugatuck, MI 49453) F&V staff will have displays with the survey and other information to be able to review any concerns and get input on the future of Park Street.

Parking Improvements Task Force • The City's Parking Improvements Task Force is nearing the end of its work! The Task Force has one meeting remaining, which will be held on Tuesday, August 25, at 3:00 p.m. Following that meeting, the group is expected to present its recommendations to City Council in late September. • Over the past year, the Task Force has worked with Walker Consultants to better understand our community's parking system, identify challenges, and evaluate potential solutions. • Take a look at the infographic below for a snapshot of some of the study's key findings, including: o 1,868 public parking spaces on the east side of the city. o A 200-space parking structure is estimated to cost approximately $8.4 million, not including land or financing. o Options being evaluated include remote parking, improved wayfinding, employee parking strategies, time-limit enforcement, and more. • All of the Parking Improvements Task Force reports, presentations, meeting packets, and other study materials are available on the City's website: https://www.saugatuckcity.com/parking-improvements-task-force.html • Thank you to the Task Force members and everyone who participated in the public survey and provided feedback throughout the process. We look forward to sharing the final recommendations with the community this fall.

Logo and Branding Committee • We are tentatively planning on the committee recommendation being presented at the August 18 workshop meeting.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

City of Saugatuck Files Motions to End Floating Home Litigation SAUGATUCK, MICH. — August 6, 2026 — The City of Saugatuck has filed five motions for summary disposition in Allegan County Circuit Court, asking the court to resolve nearly all remaining claims in the long-running lawsuit brought by Dune Ridge SA, LP over floating homes and a privacy screen on the Kalamazoo River adjacent to the Chain Ferry. The dispute grows out of a land swap agreement between the City and the developer, Dune Ridge. Dune Ridge has maintained that the agreement exempted its project from the City's zoning requirements. In September 2021, the developer moored four floating homes at the Park Street site that was subject to the agreement. It later erected a tall privacy screen. Neither has ever received the approvals the City's ordinances require. In June 2025, the Michigan Court of Appeals held that the land swap agreement did not exempt the floating homes from the City’s ordinances. The Michigan Supreme Court then denied Dune Ridge's application for leave to appeal, leaving those holdings final and binding. That finality is why the City is moving now to resolve the remaining claims in the case rather than through trial. The City argues that the Court of Appeals’ decision undercuts the legal basis for many of Dune Ridge’s remaining claims. Dune Ridge was never exempt from the City’s zoning requirements. The City's motions ask the court to dismiss Dune Ridge's remaining contract, constitutional, takings, and equitable claims. They also ask the court to enter judgment for the City on its ordinance-enforcement counterclaims, which primarily concern the unlicensed floating homes and the privacy screen. If granted, Dune Ridge would be required to bring its property into compliance with local ordinances. Saugatuck Mayor Holly Anderson states: "The City's goal has always been to apply its ordinances fairly, protect the character of the waterfront, and ensure that land uses comply with the same rules that apply to everyone else. The appellate courts have now confirmed the City's authority. These motions ask the trial court to apply that ruling and bring this matter to a close." No hearing date has yet been set. For more information, please contact:

Ryan Cummins – City Manager Phone: (231) 750-2026 Email: rcummins@saugatuckcity.com

Floating Homes Litigation – Frequently Asked Questions What did the Michigan Court of Appeals decide? The City's victory in the Court of Appeals resolved the core issues in this lawsuit related to the floating homes. The Court confirmed that the City has authority to regulate floating homes through its ordinances and that the City did not promise Dune Ridge that floating homes could remain free from future regulation. What has the City done since then? The City filed motions this week in Allegan County Circuit Court which fall into two main categories: (1) motions asking the court to dismiss Dune Ridge’s remaining claims; and (2) motions asking the court to enforce the City’s ordinances against the property. • The City argues that the Court of Appeals’ decision undercuts the legal basis for many of Dune Ridge’s remaining claims. Dune Ridge was never exempt from the City’s zoning requirements. The City's motions ask the court to dismiss all of Dune Ridge's remaining contract, constitutional, takings, and equitable claims against the City. • The City is also asking the court to rule in its favor on the City’s ordinanceenforcement claims. Those claims primarily concern the unlicensed floating homes and the privacy screen, but also encompass other unauthorized improvements. If the City prevails, Dune Ridge would be required to bring the property into compliance with the City’s ordinances. What are the next steps? No hearing date has been scheduled yet. The court will likely set a briefing schedule and a hearing date for the City’s motions and motions filed by the other parties to this case. If the court grants the City’s motions, the case could be resolved or significantly narrowed. Any claims that remain would proceed to trial. Is the City open to settlement? The City remains open to good-faith settlement discussions that would bring the litigation to a close. But any resolution must protect the City’s interests and be consistent with the City’s ordinances and enforcement goals. What are the goals of the litigation? The City’s goal has always been to apply its ordinances fairly, protect the character of its waterfront, and ensure that all land uses comply with the City's ordinances. The City has a

responsibility to enforce its ordinances consistently and will continue working toward a resolution that supports that responsibility. Where should questions be directed? Because this case is pending, Council Members are limited in what they can discuss. Any questions from the public or the media should be directed to the City Manager’s Office, which will provide updates as possible and as directed by legal counsel.

Treasurer Report

August 10, 2026

Tax Administration • • •

Processed summer property-tax disbursements. Processed Board of Review adjustments, issued revised tax bills, and responded to property-tax inquiries. Continued evaluating online credit-card and ACH payment options for taxes, licenses, permits, and other City fees.

Accounts Payable • •

Completed regular accounts-payable cycles for Council review and authorization. Reviewed vendor invoices, departmental allocations, and fiscal-year timing to support accurate payment and year-end reporting.

Payroll & Benefits • • • •

Completed regular payroll processing and required payroll reporting. Corrected MERS Defined Benefit employer contribution records following the July actuarial rate change. Finalized the FY 2026–27 employee benefits guide and coordinated open enrollment, including confirmation of pediatric dental coverage. Reviewed COBRA applicability with legal counsel and determined that COBRA administration is not currently required.

Financial Management • • • •

Completed the June bank reconciliation. Finalized the adopted FY 2026–27 budget in the financial system and coordinated website publication. Continued fiscal year-end and audit preparation, including appropriate recognition of Act 51 revenues and water base-fee receivables. Completed month-end EFT processing, payroll-tax verification, and pre-payables reconciliation.

Investments and Banking •

Continued evaluating expanded online payment capabilities for City fees, permits, and taxes.

Projects, Assets, and Insurance • • •

Followed up on grant reporting and reimbursement requirements. Reviewed BS&A Cloud migration options, implementation considerations, and the significant increase in ongoing costs. Continued review of City IT equipment, remote-access devices, and former-user accounts to reduce unnecessary services while preserving required access and records.

Miscellaneous / Administrative • • • •

Continued Oval Beach and Culver Street revenue processing, reconciliation, and cash-handling oversight. Identified the need for improved procedures for Oval Beach revenue reconciliation, including multiple processors, connectivity interruptions, delayed offline transactions, and missing batch reports. Implemented an interim reconciliation method to document merchant sales, bank deposits, and delayed transactions when daily employee reports do not provide a complete tie-out. Reviewed Oval Beach internet capacity, reliability, seasonal costs, and alternative service options.

City Clerk Monthly Report Elections • August 4, 2026 – Primary o Highest percentage of voter turnout in Allegan County with significant number of voters at 49.70% (besides Prairieville Township total of 4 voters, and South Haven Ward 3, Precinct 2 with 6 out of 10 total voters in their respective jurisdictions).

828 Registered voters  411 total votes.  233 Absentee, 32 Early Voting, 146 on election day. City of Saugatuck administered early voting at Douglas City Hall on July 26th – 28th Ballot Proposals for August 4, 2026:  All Passed:  Allegan County: SENIOR CITIZEN SERVICES MILLAGE RENEWAL PROPOSAL  Interurban Transit Authority: INTERURBAN TRANSIT AUTHORITY PUBLIC 

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TRANSPORTATION MILLAGE PROPOSAL Saugatuck-Douglas District Library: LIBRARY MILLAGE PROPOSAL

Clerk Williams created new training materials and checklists for the election team. November 3, 2026 – General o Candidate List o Early voting site at the City of the Village of Douglas City Hall. o Election Day site at The Woman’s Club. o Residents can register to vote here: https://www.michigan.gov/sos/elections/voting/register-to-vote#HowToRegister o

Meetings • Prepared agendas, packets, and minutes for the following bodies: o Two City Council Workshops

Two City Council Regular o Planning Commission o Parks and Public Works Committee o Election Commission Meeting o Public Accuracy Test Participated in: o Maple Street Construction Update o Parking Improvements Task Force o Tri-Community 9-Days Early Voting Planning Session o Department Head Meeting o Monthly City Manager One on One o DPW/Clerk Department Meeting o 9-Days Early Voting Meeting o Election Set-Up Meeting o Election Chairperson Meeting o

Special Events • Special event applications received for processing: o Bike Club Ride event date: 9-20-26. o Spear Street Block Party: 8-29-26. o Family & Pet Halloween Party: 10/31/26. • Upcoming Special events process completed: o Music in the Park event dates: Wednesdays between 6-17-26 – 9-2-26. o Sidewalk Sales event date: 8-13-26. o Movie in the Park event date: 8-14-26. o Art in the Park event date: 9-12-26. o Mt. Baldhead Challenge event date: 9-12-26. o Chili Cook-off event date: 10-11-26. o Art Coast Food & Wine Festival event dates: 11-5-26 through 11-7-26. Administrative & General • Processed 33 zoning permit payments. • Processed payments for treasurer: o Oval Beach – 4 o Culver Street – 7 o Parking Tickets – 10

Building Permits – 6 o Tax Payments – 120 Created and distributed 24 community E-News blasts. City Staff handled a total of 744 incoming phone calls. City Hall Remodel: Second round of renderings have been received. Managed front counter operations. o

July 2026 Department of Planning & Zoning Report Monthly Update Overview • • •

Continuing development review and daily interdepartmental coordination. Comprehensive Plan chapters 1-3 (Introduction, Understanding Saugatuck, and Community Character) draft presented to the Planning Commission. Presented final Historic District sign quotes and proposals to Council. Manufacturing coordination in progress.

Action & Progress • • • • • •

Concluded second open window of available STR licenses in R-1 Districts. Two applications received and both are in the review process. Continued STR administration, including resident meetings, application guidance, compliance checks related to property transfers, and coordination with Granicus. Coordinated multiple zoning and policy matters with legal counsel, including STR enforcement cases, site sewer connection, and zoning ordinance interpretation. Maintained ongoing coordination with the City Engineer and planning consultant on active and proposed development projects. Continued draft and compiled data for the Comprehensive Plan. Accepted position as part of the American Planning Association (APA) Trend Scouting Community.

Boards, Casework, & Operations •

Prepared agendas, packets, and materials for Planning Commission, Zoning Board of Appeals, Historic District Commission, and City Council meetings; issued meeting cancellations where applicable. Issued permits, processed planning and zoning applications, short term rental applications, conducted field inspections, and filed new and continued enforcement follow-ups on active violations. Revised escrow and invoice tracking process. Participated in internal staff coordination meetings.

Ongoing & Upcoming • • • •

Several Comprehensive Plan draft chapters to be released. Continued STR compliance monitoring and enforcement. Gradually updating & creating new permit applications where applicable. Planning & preparation for a town hall meeting.

Short Term Rental License’s 2026 Zoning District

# Issued in July

Year to Date Issued

Cap

Blue Star (LI-1) City Center (C-1) City Center Transitional Residential (R-4) Community Residential (R-1) Conservation Recreation & Camp (CRC) Cultural/Community Lake Street (R-2) Maple Street (R-1) Neighborhood Marine (NHM) Peninsula North (Duneside – R-1) Peninsula North (Riverside – R-1) Peninsula South (R-1) Peninsula West (R-1) Resort (C-4) Downtown Waterfront Preservation (C-2) Water Street East (C-2) Water Street North (C-1) Water Street South (C-2) Multi-Family Residential (R-3) Total

4 6 1 1 2 1 2 3 20

14 12 81 14 7 2 8 11 12 17 4 5 188

67 7 3 2 11 10 -

Permit Type Zoning Historic Right of Way Special Land Use Total

Permits Issued 2026 Number Issued in July

Year to Date Issued

5 2 3 0 10

44 22 22 3 91

Planning Department Calls in July Total Calls

Incoming

Outgoing

Granicus Hotline Calls Update – July 2026 Type Number of Calls Trash Occupancy Limits Noise Other Total Calls All Time

0 0 3 2 68

Call Distribution by Complaint Type 4%

6% 31%

Noise Trash Parking Other Complaints

10%

Unauthorized Short Term Rental General Inquiries Disturbance or Trespassing Occupancy Limits

15% 24%

Open Casework Type

Number of Open Cases

Short Term Rental

Enforcement

Zoning

Right of Way

Historic

Water/Sewer

Special Land Use / PUD

Total

Closed Casework Type

Number of Closed Cases

Short Term Rental

Enforcement

Zoning

Right of Way

Historic

Water/Sewer

Special Land Use / PUD

Total Cases Closed in June

Respectfully submitted,

City of Saugatuck Status Report of Engineering Activities August 6, 2026 General Consultation •

Developed a proposal for inspection of larger culvert crossings and storm sewer outfalls. This work could be completed in phases and areas of concern could be prioritized.

Pavement Markings: 2026 work is complete. Current contract is 2025-2027.

Assisting with review of water and sewer agreements as needed.

EGLE Technical, Managerial and Financial (TMF) Project • •

The project is complete, final documents have been submitted to EGLE and notices have been sent to customers. Assisting staff with answering customer questions. Will be working with City staff on a plan to eliminate remaining unknowns and replace lead/galvanized services by the federal and state deadlines (11/1/2037 and 1/1/2041, respectively). Water services are being evaluated with all ongoing projects to help make progress. Resubmitted the EGLE DWSRF Project Plan for service line replacement to try to take advantage of additional funding available. The draft Intended Use Plan has been distributed by EGLE and it appears the City will be within the fundable range, after a scoring correction. The total project budget to address known lead/galvanized service lines (approximately 135) is $1,690,000. As part of the project, we will be attempting to remove additional unknowns. Based on the information in the draft plan, the City’s funding package will include 10% principal forgiveness (effectively a grant) and the remainder subsidized loan (0% for 30 years).

Mt. Baldhead Observation Platform Replacement • •

Preliminary design work is complete and a plan review meeting with City staff is scheduled for August 10. Construction is likely spring 2027, depending on the timeframe for design, stakeholder engagement and permitting.

Maple Street Improvements • • • •

Water main installation is complete and service replacements is progressing. Drainage and sidewalk construction has begon. Installation of valves on Water Street is tentatively being rescheduled for mid-October. Construction is anticipated to be completed November 2026.

Parking Study •

On-peak counts were completed in July and results presented to the committee.

Park Street Improvements – Study Phase • •

The City received funding from EGLE’s Michigan Coastal Management Program, which will fund up to 50% of the planning cost. Initial concepts are complete. We are working on a date for a public open house to be held at the Mt. Baldhead pavilion soon.

City Hall Interior Renovations •

City staff is reviewing current concepts.

Elizabeth Street Improvements • •

Preliminary design is underway. Projected schedule is design in summer/fall 2026, bidding in late 2026 or early 2027 and construction in 2027.

Village Square Court Renovation • •

Preliminary design is nearly complete and will be reviewed with City staff soon. We anticipate construction will take place in fall 2026 or spring 2027, depending on the timeframe for design, stakeholder engagement, etc.

Wicks Park and Village Square Restroom Interior Renovations • • •

Discussed project scope at the July 8 council workshop. City staff is currently evaluating the feasibility of replacement of the Wicks Park building, recreating the current mural on the new building. Design phase proposal will be updated as needed based on direction received.

Saugatuck July 2026 Total calls for service - 197 Total Traffic stops – 24 Average response time – 12.3

Call Date/Time

Incident Type

=================================== 07/31/2026 22:07:27

General Assist

07/31/2026 20:35:38

Parking Violation

07/31/2026 20:26:37

Parking Violation

07/31/2026 19:58:24

Parking Violation

07/31/2026 18:13:20

Parking Violation

07/31/2026 18:08:30

Parking Violation

07/31/2026 14:48:50

Assist Other Agencies

07/31/2026 13:30:07

General Assist

07/31/2026 11:04:26

Larceny

07/31/2026 10:24:35

Parking Violation

07/30/2026 22:24:50

Loud Noise

07/30/2026 19:26:44

Assist Other Agencies

07/30/2026 17:14:41

General Assist

07/30/2026 14:38:36

Open Door

07/30/2026 10:11:27

PRIV PROP IMPOUND

07/30/2026 09:03:34

Motorist Assist

07/29/2026 19:00:32

Harassment/Threats

07/29/2026 12:31:27

Parking Violation

07/29/2026 09:57:56

Fraud

07/28/2026 22:27:25

General Assist

07/28/2026 22:02:15

General Assist

07/28/2026 20:55:45

Loud Noise

07/28/2026 11:53:48

A911

07/28/2026 08:00:30

Animal-Dog Barking

07/27/2026 22:18:47

General Assist

07/27/2026 22:00:54

General Assist

07/27/2026 18:41:26

General Assist

07/27/2026 02:47:27

General Assist

07/26/2026 21:06:32

Check Welfare

07/26/2026 14:08:44

General Assist

07/26/2026 13:04:23

PRIV PROP IMPOUND

07/26/2026 12:57:48

PDA

07/25/2026 23:41:21

General Assist

07/25/2026 19:07:59

Parking Violation

07/25/2026 16:38:44

Parking Violation

07/25/2026 16:11:37

Boat-Marine Patrol

07/25/2026 15:08:51

PRIV PROP IMPOUND

07/25/2026 13:38:24

Parking Violation

07/25/2026 11:20:44

Parking Violation

07/25/2026 03:34:33

General Assist

07/25/2026 02:20:46

Civil

07/25/2026 02:08:07

Loud Noise

07/25/2026 00:21:53

Intoxicated Subject

07/24/2026 23:43:56

OVERDOSE/POISONING

07/24/2026 22:48:33

Loud Noise

07/24/2026 21:49:00

Civil

07/24/2026 21:47:51

Parking Violation

07/24/2026 19:31:46

Parking Violation

07/24/2026 19:29:59

Parking Violation

07/24/2026 18:05:55

Missing Person

07/24/2026 17:00:23

BASH

07/18/2026 22:25:36

General Assist

07/24/2026 15:55:53

General Assist

07/18/2026 15:10:01

911 Welfare - Misdials

07/24/2026 13:04:13

Parking Violation

07/18/2026 13:47:54

Boat-Marine Patrol

07/23/2026 23:00:34

General Assist

07/18/2026 10:02:30

Suspicious Situation

07/23/2026 22:30:42

General Assist

07/18/2026 09:28:10

Alarm

07/23/2026 20:27:10

Parking Violation

07/18/2026 04:55:03

A911

07/23/2026 20:11:25

Parking Violation

07/18/2026 00:46:34

Assault

07/23/2026 20:08:34

Parking Violation

07/18/2026 00:08:34

Check Welfare

07/23/2026 17:59:44

Parking Violation

07/17/2026 22:13:54

General Assist

07/23/2026 15:33:52

Parking Violation

07/17/2026 22:10:26

General Assist

07/22/2026 23:24:34

General Assist

07/17/2026 21:30:28

Alarm

07/22/2026 23:03:57

General Assist

07/17/2026 20:56:14

Parking Violation

07/22/2026 16:56:26

Tree Down

07/17/2026 20:38:17

Parking Violation

07/22/2026 14:49:37

Parking Violation

07/17/2026 20:33:40

Parking Violation

07/21/2026 22:00:02

General Assist

07/17/2026 20:28:38

Parking Violation

07/21/2026 19:49:17

Found Property

07/17/2026 20:18:18

Parking Violation

07/21/2026 15:09:26

Animal Call-Other

07/17/2026 20:16:33

Parking Violation

07/21/2026 08:41:28

Fraud

07/17/2026 20:01:43

Parking Violation

07/20/2026 22:03:24

General Assist

07/17/2026 19:20:56

Animal-Dog Running

07/20/2026 09:37:59

General Assist

07/17/2026 17:32:01

Parking Violation

07/19/2026 22:27:44

General Assist

07/17/2026 17:18:20

Parking Violation

07/19/2026 22:21:32

General Assist

07/17/2026 17:08:49

Parking Violation

07/19/2026 21:35:31

Accident All Other

07/17/2026 12:02:20

General Assist

07/19/2026 21:14:41

Found Property

07/16/2026 23:10:16

General Assist

07/19/2026 12:40:12

Animal-Dog Running

07/16/2026 21:32:57

PRIV PROP IMPOUND

07/19/2026 11:56:52

Found Property

07/16/2026 10:49:25

General Assist

07/19/2026 03:29:34

A911

07/16/2026 08:49:32

Alarm

07/18/2026 23:08:12

Alarm

07/15/2026 21:57:40

General Assist

07/18/2026 22:58:16

General Assist

07/15/2026 17:52:09

Parking Violation

07/15/2026 17:24:17

Check Welfare

07/10/2026 23:54:52

General Assist

07/15/2026 13:27:05

Parking Violation

07/10/2026 18:50:56

Accident All Other

07/15/2026 00:48:09

Suspicious Situation

07/10/2026 16:17:39

Civil

07/14/2026 22:35:35

General Assist

07/10/2026 10:44:42

Assist Other Agencies

07/14/2026 22:17:12

General Assist

07/10/2026 04:05:05

Misc

07/14/2026 14:54:09

Found Property

07/10/2026 00:17:33

Assist Other Agencies

07/14/2026 00:33:51

Parking Violation

07/09/2026 22:16:19

General Assist

07/13/2026 23:53:12

General Assist

07/09/2026 10:41:18

Boat-Marine Patrol

07/13/2026 23:32:25

General Assist

07/08/2026 21:52:31

General Assist

07/13/2026 19:02:06

Road Hazard

07/08/2026 20:59:27

Misc

07/13/2026 10:45:17

Parking Violation

07/08/2026 20:32:16

Parking Violation

07/13/2026 02:05:11

Alarm

07/08/2026 19:34:01

Parking Violation

07/12/2026 23:18:33

PSYCHIATRIC

07/08/2026 12:29:59

PDA

07/12/2026 22:12:43

General Assist

07/08/2026 10:37:35

Found Property

07/12/2026 21:16:08

Boat-Marine Patrol

07/07/2026 22:26:40

General Assist

07/12/2026 18:10:05

MDOP-29000

07/07/2026 02:12:55

General Assist

07/12/2026 16:47:47

Found Property

07/06/2026 02:41:10

General Assist

07/12/2026 16:27:57

Parking Violation

07/05/2026 21:40:26

General Assist

07/12/2026 14:53:52

Civil

07/05/2026 11:03:42

Misc

07/12/2026 10:01:23

Suspicious Situation

07/05/2026 10:12:21

Assault

07/11/2026 23:48:39

Alarm

07/04/2026 23:37:59

Loud Noise

07/11/2026 23:43:40

Parking Violation

07/04/2026 21:57:49

General Assist

07/11/2026 23:17:20

General Assist

07/04/2026 21:48:46

General Assist

07/11/2026 22:36:33

General Assist

07/04/2026 20:04:13

Animal-Dog Running

07/11/2026 20:43:40

Suspicious Situation

07/04/2026 15:47:30

Shoplifter

07/11/2026 19:22:43

Suspicious Situation

07/04/2026 14:04:46

Parking Violation

07/11/2026 15:35:21

Parking Violation

07/04/2026 13:54:33

Boat-Marine Patrol

07/11/2026 15:17:34

Parking Violation

07/04/2026 12:28:50

Parking Violation

07/11/2026 02:20:05

Loud Noise

07/04/2026 12:14:47

Parking Violation

07/04/2026 11:01:45

Misc

07/04/2026 09:00:39

Parking Violation

07/04/2026 04:31:22

VCSA

07/03/2026 23:40:52

Boat-Marine Patrol

07/03/2026 23:16:36

Accident All Other

07/03/2026 21:46:13

Parking Violation

07/03/2026 21:29:10

Domestic Assault

07/03/2026 20:52:22

Parking Violation

07/03/2026 20:39:25

Parking Violation

07/03/2026 17:38:31

Parking Violation

07/03/2026 15:36:21

Uncivil

07/03/2026 15:12:19

Parking Violation

07/03/2026 14:53:51

Parking Violation

07/03/2026 13:07:09

Parking Violation

07/03/2026 10:59:54

Boat-Marine Patrol

07/03/2026 10:35:17

UDAA

07/03/2026 10:14:52

Parking Violation

07/03/2026 08:50:54

Assist Other Agencies

07/03/2026 01:07:35

General Assist

07/02/2026 22:35:59

Alarm

07/02/2026 22:15:38

Lock-Out

07/02/2026 19:57:35

Domestic Assault

07/02/2026 18:26:50

Parking Violation

07/02/2026 16:58:57

General Assist

07/02/2026 16:50:56

Accident All Other

07/02/2026 15:27:36

Abandoned Vehicle

07/02/2026 14:01:14

Found Property

07/02/2026 13:44:53

Found Property

07/01/2026 21:57:57

General Assist

07/01/2026 17:14:13

Parking Violation