june2026councilreport_1.pdf
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This is the Centreville Police Department’s June 2026 monthly overview from Chief Robert Hobbs. Calls for service increased from 862 in May to 1,133 in June; the department reported 7 adult criminal arrests in both May and June and zero juvenile arrests. Motor vehicle warnings were 298 in May and 273 in June; safety repair orders decreased from 10 to 3 and parking citations rose from 0 to 1. Automated speed enforcement cameras (locations cited include Railroad Avenue at Queen and nearby school/roads) issued a combined 42 speed‑limit violation citations. Officers worked or assisted at community events (Gold Star Memorial Motorcycle event, American Legion meeting, Touch A Truck at White Marsh Park, Maryland Crafted Event, Juneteenth Parade, Centreville Elementary School field day) and logged 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), fraud calls (4), and thefts (4); the report also notes 1 DUI, 2 commercial vehicle inspections, and 7 non‑arrestable citations.
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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: