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This is the Centreville Police Department’s June 2026 overview submitted to Town Council by Chief Robert Hobbs. Officers responded to 1,133 calls for service in June (up from 862 in May) and made 7 adult arrests (7 in May) and 0 juvenile arrests. Traffic enforcement in June included 7 traffic citations (22 in May), 273 motor vehicle warnings (298 in May), 1 parking citation (0 in May), 3 safety equipment repair orders (10 in May), and 1 DUI; overall incidents rose from 862 in May to 1,133 in June. Redspeed automated speed cameras were deployed on Railroad Avenue at Queen, Watson Road, and Chesterfield and issued a combined 42 speed limit violation citations. The department supported multiple community events (Gold Star Memorial Motorcycle event, American Legion meetings, Touch A Truck at White Marsh Park, Maryland Crafted Event, Juneteenth Parade, Centreville Elementary School field day) and reported special-assignment activity including business/residential patrol checks (8), commercial/residential alarms (16), welfare checks (5), 911 hangups (9), assists to other agencies (7), K9 scans (1), frauds (4), and thefts (4).
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TO: Centreville Town Council FROM: Robert Hobbs, Chief of Police SUBJECT: June 2026 Department Overview MAY JUNE Enforcement 2026 2026 Criminal Arrests 7 7 (Adult) Criminal Arrests 0 0 (Juvenile) 22 Traffic Citations 7 MV Warnings 298 273 Safety Repairs 10 3 Parking Citations 0 1 Incidents 862 1133 - American Legion – Assist - with Gold Star Memorial Motorcycle event American Legion – Veterans - Group Meeting Touch A Truck – White - Marsh Park - Maryland Crafted Event - Juneteenth Parade Centreville Elementary School – Field • SPECIAL ASSIGNMENTS Day 766 • Business/Residential Patrol Checks 8 • Commercial/Residential Alarms 16 Check the • Welfare 5 • 911 Hangups 9 • Assist Other Agency 7 • K9 Scans 1 • Fraud 4 • Thefts 4 During the month of highlighted below. Assault/Domestics June 2026 Officers responded to 1133 calls for service. A sample of these incidents are Anne’s County High School, citations. COMPLAINTS/INCIDENTS Watson Rd, and Chesterfield and have issued a combined 42 speed limit violation The Redspeed Automated Speed Enforcement Cameras are currently located on Railroad Avenue at Queen - - 1 DUI 2 - Commercial Vehicle Inspections 3 - Safety Equipment Repair Orders 7 Non-Arrestable - Citations 273 During Motor Vehicle Warnings the month of June, 2026 TRAFFIC Officers issued the following: • ENFORCEMENT ACTIVITY 7 During Criminal Summons/Warrant Service June, 2026 Officers made a TOTAL of 7 CRIMINAL ENFORCEMENT ACTIVITY ARRESTS: