Staff Report: City Manager, Treasurer, Clerk, Planning & Zoning, Department of Public Works, Engineer, Police

City Manager Report September 14, 2026

Park Street Planning • We had a great turnout (55+ people) for the Park Street open house! • During the open house, F&V staff had displays with the survey and other information to review any concerns and get input on the future of Park Street. • As a reminder, 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 • Here is a link to view the information that was displayed. Please note it’s just for illustrative purposes to generate discussion. No design work has started yet: https://tinyurl.com/5axb8pxz • F&V is reviewing the comments and will be working to compile a report with options.

Elizabeth Street • As our engineers continue preliminary design for Elizabeth Street improvements from Allegan to Francis, they have provided the following updates: o Elizabeth and Mason - The intersection does not warrant a 4-way stop. There is sufficient stopping sight distance over the top of the hill. We do not recommend making this a 4-way stop. o Elizabeth and Hoffman - The 4-way stop intersection does not need special crosswalk signage. We will update the “All-way” sign to “4-Way” sign to bring the intersection up to current standards. Lead-in stop signs will also be placed.

o Elizabeth and Main - The crossing on the south side of the intersection will have crosswalk signage at the crossing. There will also be a lead-in crosswalk sign for southbound vehicles from Francis Street. No lead-in signs are necessary for the northbound direction from Hoffman Street due to the distance and the stop control at Hoffman. o Mid-Block Crossing in front of School - Instead of bump outs, we will utilize speed tables at this cross walk. Despite the lack of data to warrant it, we feel comfortable with it being a school crosswalk that it is an appropriate justification. We also plan to reach out to the school for their thoughts. o Elizabeth and Francis - Our traffic team does not recommend utilizing a crosswalk at a non-stop controlled corner such as this. We are not recommending this crosswalk at this time (which will also remove the sidewalk along the school property on the east side of the road.) o Bike Lane - Due to the on-street parking and existing pavement widths, there is not enough pavement to install bike planes without giving up some onstreet parking. Additionally, the bike lanes should connect somewhere. Without anything on the north or south end of the project, we are not recommending bike lanes to be installed at this time. o Sidewalk in Front of Bayview – Options are being drafted to review with Bayview. Maple Street Construction Update • Underground: All underground work is now complete, and the contractor finished crushing the east lane of the roadway this week. Road rebuilding is scheduled to begin next week, with paving anticipated to begin approximately September 22. • Sidewalks: Sidewalk installation has been completed up to Olde Mill Apartments. • Retaining Wall: The retaining wall is mostly installed, with crews working on the wall caps and fencing. • Topsoil Restoration: Topsoil restoration is continuing to work its way north along the project, final restoration will take place after paving. • Concrete Work: Remaining concrete work is expected to be completed within the next week or two. Homeowners who will be affected by this work will be notified directly by the contractor. • Water Valve Work (Downtown): Water valve work is scheduled for October 19 & 20. Notice has gone out via e-mail and on City’s social media. Those who will be affected should have received a separate notice as well. If folks are unsure whether their property will be affected, please have them contact Michelle for more information. • A reminder that if your constituents have questions, please have them contact the following: Public Works - Michelle Gibson, Project Coordinator - (269) 224-9504

Parking Improvements Task Force • The Parking Improvements Task Force has completed their work. Walker Consultants has prepared a presentation for Council’s September 23 workshop meeting. • 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 New Water/Sewer Agreement • The water system operations contract advisory committee recently held another meeting with representatives from Saugatuck Township and City of the Village of Douglas to continue negotiating a framework for a full water-sewer authority structure. • While negotiating this forty-year agreement has been challenging and complex, I am happy to report that we have agreed upon a framework and the framework has been turned over to KLSWA and their attorney to begin drafting contractual language. While there is still a lot of work ahead, this represents a significant milestone. • The final contract will have to be approved by Saugatuck City Council, Douglas City Council, Saugatuck Township Board, Laketown Township Board, and Kalamazoo Lake Sewer-Water Authority Board. Cross Connection Control Program • KLSWA is working to strengthen its required cross connection control/backflow prevention program for the public water system. The program is intended to identify and prevent potential cross connections that could allow contaminants to enter the drinking water system. • KLSWA has contracted with HydroCorp to conduct required facility inspections and maintain backflow prevention device testing records for commercial and industrial properties. • There are no new requirements for customers as part of this effort. The primary change is that HydroCorp will conduct inspections and coordinate testing/recordkeeping on behalf of KLSWA. • An initial mailing will be sent to approximately 120 commercial/industrial properties, with a goal of inspecting approximately 90 facilities by the end of 2026. • KLSWA will provide advance communication to affected customers, followed by outreach from HydroCorp to schedule individual site inspections. • This work will help KLSWA address previously identified gaps in its cross connection control program and ensure continued compliance with State drinking water requirements. Miscellaneous • Blue Star Trail – Archeological survey work continues.

AT&T – Has received first level of internal approvals from their leadership to transition to small cell installations. The next level of internal approvals is pending. Verizon – Verizon continues to evaluate installing fiber out to Oval Beach. They are still waiting on Consumers to provide information on attaching to their poles. I have reached out to Consumers government affairs to see if they can help get Verizon what they need. New Website – A draft RFP has been prepared and will be reviewed with Council soon. Meetings o Met with Undersheriff. o Met with Outdoor Discovery Center. o Prepared for and attended Parking Improvements Task Force meeting. o Prepared for and attended Water/Sewer contract meeting. o Held one on one meeting with Director of Planning and Zoning. o Held one on one meeting with Director of Public Works. o Held Department Head team meeting. o Met with Engineering and Public Works to review Village Square plans. o Conducted exit interview with Noah Aramendi. o Attended Maple Street construction meeting. o Attended meeting with Engineer and Tribal Nations to review upper platform plans. o Held one on one meeting with City Treasurer/Finance Officer.

Treasurer Report

September 14, 2026

Tax Administration • •

Processed summer tax disbursements/inquiries. Issued tax-collection invoices.

Accounts Payable • •

Completed regular payables cycles for Council authorization. Reviewed invoices, allocations, and year-end timing.

Payroll & Benefits • • •

Completed regular payroll processing and required payroll reporting. Completed payrolls, including final, retroactive, and lump-sum pay. Developed a military-leave pay process and draft policy.

Financial Management • •

Completed July reconciliation/reporting and year-end/audit work. Corrected civil-infraction coding.

Investments and Banking • •

Reconciled investments through year-end. Reviewed Macatawa CD rollover and public-deposit documents.

Projects, Assets, and Insurance •

Followed up on grant reporting and reimbursement requirements.

Miscellaneous / Administrative • • •

Reconciled beach/Culver revenue; tightened ticket and receipt controls. Reviewed and received SaugaTaco disbursements Completed MLCC compliance review for enforcement distributions.

City Clerk Monthly Report Elections • November 3, 2026 – General o Early voting site at the City of the Village of Douglas City Hall.  Early voting dates: October 24th – November 1st from 8am – 4pm. 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 Absentee Ballots will be available on September 24th. Meetings • Prepared agendas, packets, and minutes for the following bodies: o Two City Council Workshops o Two City Council Regular o Planning Commission o Parks and Public Works Committee o Historic District Commission • Participated in: o Maple Street Construction Update o Parking Improvements Task Force o Department Head Meeting o Monthly City Manager One on One Special Events • Special event applications received for processing: o SHS Homecoming Parade: 10-16-26. o Community Cars and Coffee: 10-24-26.

Family & Pet Halloween Party: 10-31-26. o The Cottage Anniversary Party: 11-6-26 – 11-8-26. o Holiday Tree Lighting: 11-27-2026 Upcoming Special events process completed: o Music in the Park event dates: Wednesdays between 6-17-26 – 9-2-26. o Art in the Park event date: 9-12-26. o Mt. Baldhead Challenge event date: 9-12-26. o Bike Club Ride event date: 9-20-26. o Chili Cook-off event date: 10-11-26. o Art Coast Food & Wine Festival event dates: 11-5-26 through 11-7-26. o

Administrative & General • Processed zoning permit payments: 21 • Processed payments for treasurer: 274 o Oval Beach – 5 o Culver Street – 7 o Parking Tickets – 18 o Building Permits – 26 o Tax Payments – 218 • Created and distributed 21 community E-News blasts. • City Staff handled a total of 692 incoming phone calls. • City Hall Remodel: Second round of renderings have been received. • Managed front counter operations. • Document scanning will resume after the November election. • Request for Proposal for the City’s new website has been completed and is under review.

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

Daily review and coordination of planning, zoning, development, and property-related matters, including application review, research, interpretation of City requirements, and responses to resident, applicant, and business inquiries. Coordination with the City Engineer, planning consultant, legal counsel, and other City departments to resolve active development and zoning issues, clarify departmental processes, and ensure consistent application of City requirements. Substantial enforcement activity, including investigation and follow-up on active zoning and property-related violations, compliance discussions, and coordination with legal counsel and other departments as appropriate. Coordination and review related to site sewer connections and associated development requirements. Continued development of the Comprehensive Plan, including drafting and compiling supporting data and materials for upcoming chapters. Continued planning and preparation for an upcoming business-oriented Town Hall meeting.

Action & Progress •

Continued STR administration, including resident and applicant meetings, application guidance, compliance checks related to property transfers, enforcement matters, and coordination with Granicus. Coordinated multiple zoning, enforcement, and policy matters with legal counsel, including active enforcement cases, site sewer connection requirements, and interpretation and application of zoning regulations. Maintained ongoing coordination with the City Engineer, planning consultant, and internal departments regarding active applications, proposed development, infrastructure considerations, and related review issues. Repeated research and review of zoning, land use, development, and procedural questions in response to applications, inquiries, and active City matters. Continued drafting and compilation of data for the Comprehensive Plan, with additional draft chapters anticipated for Planning Commission review.

Boards, Casework, & Operations •

Prepared agendas, packets, staff materials, and recommendations for Planning Commission, Zoning Board of Appeals, Historic District Commission, and City Council meetings; issued meeting cancellations where applicable. Reviewed and processed planning and zoning applications, short-term rental applications, permits, and related requests; conducted field inspections and maintained follow-up on active and continued enforcement matters. Responded to and researched a wide range of resident, applicant, business, and interdepartmental inquiries regarding zoning requirements, development procedures, permits, property use, and City processes. Participated in ongoing internal staff coordination meetings and worked with other departments to clarify processes, coordinate responses, and address issues affecting development and property owners. Updated escrow and invoice tracking as needed.

Ongoing & Upcoming • • • •

Several Comprehensive Plan draft chapters to be presented during September PC meeting. 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 August

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)

1 1 6 2 2 1 -

Year to Date Issued Cap 15 13 87 14 7 2 10 13 12 -

67 7 3 2 11 10 -

1 14

Water Street East (C-2) Water Street North (C-1) Water Street South (C-2) Multi-Family Residential (R-3) Total

Permit Type

17 5 5 202

Permits Issued 2026 Number Issued in August

Year to Date Issued

3 3 2 0 8

47 25 24 3 99

Zoning Historic Right of Way Special Land Use Total

Planning Department Calls in August Total Calls Incoming 308

Outgoing 106

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

0 0 1 1 70

Call Distribution by Complaint Type 4%

6% 31%

Noise Trash Parking Other Complaints

12%

Unauthorized Short Term Rental General Inquiries Disturbance or Trespassing Occupancy Limits

14% 23%

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,

Department of Public Works Monthly Report Below is a summary of notable activities carried out by the Department of Public Works during the month of August.

Staff Updates: -

Public Works staff had another busy month, receiving 141 service requests during the month of August. The team successfully addressed many of these requests and continues to demonstrate a great attitude and take pride in the work they do to serve the community. I am continually receiving positive comments and compliments from residents and visitors regarding the quality of work completed by our Public Works staff. Their dedication and commitment to keeping the city maintained and looking its best are greatly appreciated.

Our seasonal Public Works staff have done an excellent job throughout the season. I have received many positive comments regarding how well the downtown bathrooms and trash receptacles have been maintained. Seasonal staff have also assisted with weed removal in the tree planters throughout the city. Some of our seasonal employees will be finishing their season soon. The weekends, when most of the seasonal staff are working, continue to be especially busy. I greatly appreciate the hard work, dedication, and positive attitude they have shown throughout the season.

Oval Beach staff had another very busy month, with many visitors enjoying their last vacations of the season. I have received positive comments from both visitors and employees that things continue to go well at the beach. I have also enjoyed having my weekly meetings with Angela at the beach and appreciate the hard work she and her staff have put in throughout the season.

Oval Beach: -

As we approach the end of the season, staff are identifying projects and improvements to complete during the fall and early spring, including painting the bathrooms and trash cans.

Oval Beach staff, along with DPW seasonal staff, have been keeping up with trash removal twice a day to help keep the beach clean and well maintained.

Tree work: -

Ellis & Adam have been identifying dead tree limbs and trees throughout the city. Recently, they have started trimming right-of-way trees that are touching or interfering with local businesses.

Parks: -

The parks continue to receive a lot of use this time of year. AJ continues to keep up with mowing and sprinkler repairs to help keep the parks looking great.

With bird migration slowly beginning, staff have been working hard to keep the Shopper Dock, and seawall areas clean as the geese transition south.

Streets: -

Street sweeping has increased, with staff averaging about three times per week. As the season changes, we are transitioning from primarily picking up trash to keeping up with the increasing number of leaves falling throughout the city.

Project Updates: -

Maple Street construction continues to move forward. The remaining water hookups and retaining wall work are complete, while sidewalk installation and restoration are underway. Roadway reconstruction is scheduled to begin in September, including crushing the east side of the road and resurfacing the DPW parking lot.

City of Saugatuck Status Report of Engineering Activities September 9, 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.

Lead Service Line Replacement •

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 • • •

Reviewed preliminary design with City staff and stakeholder group. Making revisions based on comments received. Once plan revisions are complete, the EGLE Critical Dunes permit application will be submitted. Bidding is anticipated in late 2026 with construction in spring 2027, depending on the timeframe for final design and permitting.

Maple Street Improvements • • • • •

Most of the underground utility work is complete. Sidewalk construction is nearly complete. Road restoration work is underway. Installation of valves on Water Street is tentatively scheduled for October 19-20. Construction is anticipated to be completed November 2026.

Parking Study •

The study has been presented at the committee level and is scheduled to be presented to council at the September 23 workshop.

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. Open house was held on September 1. There was a strong turnout and good input. We are assembling the report to present at a future council workshop.

City Hall Interior Renovations •

City staff is reviewing current concepts.

Elizabeth Street Improvements • •

Design work is nearly complete and transitioning into permitting. Projected schedule is bidding in late 2026 or early 2027 and construction in 2027.

Village Square Court Renovation • •

Reviewed preliminary design with staff on August 27. Made revisions based on comments received and will be presenting to council at the September 9 workshop. Projected schedule is bidding in late 2026 or early 2027 and construction in spring 2027.

Wicks Park and Village Square Restroom Interior Renovations • • •

Discussed project scope at the July 8 council workshop. Assisted City staff with evaluating the feasibility of replacement of the Wicks Park building, recreating the current mural on the new building. Findings will be discussed with council at the September 9 workshop. Design phase proposal will be updated as needed based on direction received.

Saugatuck August 2026 Total calls for service – 146 Total traffic stops – 35 Average response time – 9 min Call Date/Time

Incident Type

============================ 08/31/2026 22:08:16

General Assist

08/31/2026 13:59:32

Accident All Other

08/31/2026 12:43:45

Suspicious Situation

08/30/2026 22:54:22

General Assist

08/30/2026 22:35:37

General Assist

08/30/2026 14:30:36

General Assist

08/30/2026 14:12:11

Assist Other Agencies

08/30/2026 14:11:28

Boat-Marine Patrol

08/30/2026 13:02:20

Road Hazard

08/29/2026 22:19:14

General Assist

08/29/2026 22:08:04

General Assist

08/29/2026 22:02:27

General Assist

08/29/2026 18:48:22

Suspicious Situation

08/29/2026 16:31:30

Animal-Welfare

08/29/2026 15:28:35

Accident All Other

08/29/2026 11:37:47

PDA

08/29/2026 06:42:54

Alarm

08/29/2026 04:28:49

Check Welfare

08/29/2026 01:16:02

Alarm

08/29/2026 01:06:01

Assault

08/28/2026 22:09:05

General Assist

08/28/2026 22:05:29

General Assist

08/27/2026 21:58:51

General Assist

08/27/2026 21:41:08

General Assist

08/27/2026 13:23:24

PRIV PROP IMPOUND

08/27/2026 13:12:20

CSC

08/27/2026 01:49:30

General Assist

08/26/2026 15:58:05

Animal-Welfare

08/25/2026 23:13:05

General Assist

08/25/2026 22:53:12

General Assist

08/25/2026 16:25:14

Check Welfare

08/25/2026 13:49:38

General Assist

08/25/2026 11:24:11

General Assist

08/24/2026 22:57:03

General Assist

08/24/2026 22:36:58

General Assist

08/24/2026 20:07:40

Found Property

08/24/2026 19:20:57

Check Welfare

08/24/2026 18:00:45

Found Property

08/23/2026 22:22:33

General Assist

08/23/2026 17:44:04

Parking Violation

08/23/2026 16:41:41

SICK PERSON

08/23/2026 13:04:21

Alarm

08/22/2026 23:27:42

HEMORRHAGE/LAC

08/22/2026 23:01:23

General Assist

08/22/2026 13:44:50

Check Welfare

08/22/2026 01:59:10

Disorderly Conduct

08/21/2026 23:08:57

General Assist

08/21/2026 22:52:31

General Assist

08/21/2026 21:39:34

Assault

08/21/2026 20:40:32

OWI

08/21/2026 18:46:19

Check Welfare

08/14/2026 17:01:17

Accident All Other

08/21/2026 17:52:21

PDA

08/13/2026 23:05:39

General Assist

08/21/2026 09:40:49

Alarm

08/13/2026 18:51:33

Parking Violation

08/20/2026 22:52:15

General Assist

08/13/2026 13:48:30

PRIV PROP IMPOUND

08/20/2026 22:29:45

General Assist

08/13/2026 10:02:00

BASH

08/20/2026 19:44:55

PRIV PROP IMPOUND

08/13/2026 00:06:06

General Assist

08/20/2026 15:53:30

PIA

08/12/2026 10:19:51

Parking Violation

08/20/2026 10:10:03

Found Property

08/12/2026 06:27:55

PRIV PROP IMPOUND

08/20/2026 00:16:51

General Assist

08/11/2026 22:31:56

General Assist

08/19/2026 23:56:41

General Assist

08/11/2026 15:45:06

MDOP-29000

08/18/2026 21:59:59

General Assist

08/10/2026 22:40:35

General Assist

08/17/2026 22:06:30

General Assist

08/10/2026 22:17:50

General Assist

08/17/2026 00:21:49

General Assist

08/10/2026 10:37:38

Accident All Other

08/16/2026 20:05:13

Obstruct Justice

08/10/2026 06:04:25

911 Welfare - Misdials

08/16/2026 18:09:20

Bond Violation

08/09/2026 22:35:27

Found Property

08/16/2026 15:02:59

Parking Violation

08/09/2026 22:13:02

General Assist

08/16/2026 14:59:13

Parking Violation

08/09/2026 20:57:35

Suspicious Situation

08/16/2026 11:12:16

Parking Violation

08/09/2026 18:02:30

Check Welfare

08/16/2026 00:51:41

Parking Violation

08/09/2026 17:10:56

Assist Other Agencies

08/15/2026 23:17:00

General Assist

08/09/2026 03:19:05

Found Property

08/15/2026 22:49:21

General Assist

08/09/2026 02:26:27

OWI

08/15/2026 17:02:31

Boat-Marine Patrol

08/08/2026 23:18:45

Loud Noise

08/15/2026 12:48:50

Parking Violation

08/08/2026 22:40:08

General Assist

08/15/2026 00:58:04

Domestic Assault

08/08/2026 21:13:04

Loud Noise

08/14/2026 23:01:56

Check Welfare

08/08/2026 19:57:33

Parking Violation

08/14/2026 22:55:17

General Assist

08/08/2026 18:50:41

Unknown Situation

08/14/2026 22:03:48

General Assist

08/08/2026 18:22:32

Accident All Other

08/14/2026 21:53:09

General Assist

08/08/2026 18:03:41

Found Property

08/14/2026 18:39:17

Parking Violation

08/08/2026 17:43:16

Parking Violation

08/08/2026 17:02:37

Missing Person

08/02/2026 12:44:42

Parking Violation

08/08/2026 12:00:46

PDA

08/02/2026 01:49:55

Intoxicated Subject

08/08/2026 01:28:53

Assault

08/01/2026 23:10:44

Accident All Other

08/08/2026 01:22:33

PDA

08/01/2026 22:17:42

General Assist

08/07/2026 22:02:37

General Assist

08/01/2026 22:15:08

General Assist

08/07/2026 20:04:59

PRIV PROP IMPOUND

08/01/2026 21:18:22

Parking Violation

08/07/2026 19:21:46

Parking Violation

08/01/2026 20:09:58

Missing Person

08/07/2026 17:59:53

Larceny

08/01/2026 14:31:00

Accident All Other

08/07/2026 01:05:22

Check Welfare

08/01/2026 12:35:05

Parking Violation

08/06/2026 23:26:26

General Assist

08/06/2026 23:10:55

General Assist

08/05/2026 22:24:50

General Assist

08/05/2026 22:01:56

General Assist

08/05/2026 13:02:15

Parking Violation

08/05/2026 12:58:22

Parking Violation

08/05/2026 10:22:38

Trespassing

08/04/2026 21:58:43

General Assist

08/04/2026 15:39:38

Check Welfare

08/04/2026 14:59:50

Parking Violation

08/03/2026 23:13:05

General Assist

08/03/2026 19:24:16

Accident All Other

08/03/2026 07:49:21

Parking Violation

08/03/2026 02:19:54

Larceny

08/02/2026 23:53:15

Loud Noise

08/02/2026 23:06:48

General Assist

08/02/2026 22:51:42

General Assist

08/02/2026 21:21:06

Check Welfare

08/02/2026 15:35:32

Parking Violation

08/02/2026 15:24:34

Found Property