According to the proposal, even with its existing force, the department would be able to provide one dedicated officer 24/7 to the township and a second officer for 20 hours a day, plus administrative and investigative support and training. The New Lebanon Police Department is staffed with 10 full-time officers, one part-time officer and one auxiliary officer. Police Department continues and will continue to provide excellent police services to the residents of Perry Twp.” “Even with our current manpower, Perry Twp. That is why they have passed levies,” he said. residents deserve to be served by their police department.
Littleton said the township police department has a force of five full-time officers and three part-time officers. Hensley also said he was asked to attend Tuesday’s meeting. “Based upon those numbers, I told him that I didn’t think that a professional, full-time, full-service police agency could be operated on their existing revenues,” said Hensley, who added that the trustee then asked him to investigate whether his department could serve the township. The township’s police levies generate just over $670,000 a year. The trustee, whom Hensley did not name, said he was concerned with the department’s ability to continue without a sizable levy on the ballot, and Hensley said he reviewed the department’s financial statements. Hensley said he reached out to a township trustee to see whether officials had heard those concerns. Police Department, along with various other concerns,” he said. residents expressing concerns they had over the fiscal state of the Perry Twp. “I was approached several months ago by numerous Perry Twp. Hensley said his proposal was not out of the blue. and references “numerous discussions with the elected officials” and a review of the department’s revenues and expenditures.
The proposal calls for the village to assume responsibility for police and safety services to Perry Twp.
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