Great news, Mesquite! The police chief is reporting a drop in crime for 2023. This means our city is getting safer, and residents can feel more secure.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before, 1 the 90 before that.
The city is allocating over $480,000 for project management services.
The Mesquite Police Department and its officers.
Individuals involved in criminal activities or dangerous driving practices are subject to enforcement actions.
The council approved over $480,000 for project management services for the new police gun range. This is a step towards enhancing law enforcement facilities.
Community feedback indicates concerns about crime and safety in the corridor. The study is looking at ways to improve perceptions of safety through better lighting, increased visibility, and potentially enhanced police presence or community policing initiatives.
A major contract was approved to upgrade the city's public safety radio system, ensuring reliable communication for emergency services.
The city is purchasing a Bearcat armored vehicle using funds seized from criminal activities. This raises questions about the source and use of these funds.
Mesquite Police Association says city's new budget doesn't support department KERA News
According to Mesquite Police Chief David Gill, crime is continuing on a net downward trajectory. At a Feb. 5 city council meeting, Gill and Deputy Chief Stephen Biggs presented 2023 wins and statistics for the Mesquite Police Department. Gill...
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