Monthly Activity Breakdown
During the month, officers handled 812 calls for service and public contacts and issued 71 citations. The department also conducted 25 motorist assists, performed 11 escorts, and opened nine criminal cases.
Traffic enforcement and incident response accounted for a significant portion of officers' duties:
Accidents Investigated: 27
Injury Accidents: 2
E-Call/Incident Reports: 12
Department Training, Community Outreach, and Patrols
Beyond routine calls and traffic safety, CPD officers participated in professional development, community involvement, and specialized patrols throughout October:
Professional Development: Lieutenant Justin Cross completed 40 hours of DOCJT In-Service Training in Bowling Green, Kentucky, focusing on Current Leadership Issues for the Mid-Level Executive. School Resource Officer Corey Meyer completed DOCJT Online In-Service Training.
Community Engagement: The department observed National Bullying Prevention Month and donated clothing items to Joy Ministries.
Special Enforcement Patrols: CPD provided extra patrol coverage for the annual Downtown Days Fall Festival, as well as dedicated extra patrols for Adair County Schools and Lindsey Wilson University.
