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WEEKLY
TOTALS
Arrests: 23
Traffic Stops: 158
Citations: 123
Warnings: 59
Service Calls: 590
ADVANCED ACTIVE INCIDENT RESPONSE TRAINING
This past week, our police officers along with the Smyrna Fire Department and partners at
METRO, participated in Advanced Active Incident Response (AAIR) training. This training gives
emergency personnel the opportunity to work and train together in preparation for critical
incidents that require a coordinated response. During the training, officers worked through
multiple active shooter scenarios. In these situations, the primary role of law enforcement is to
secure the scene so EMS personnel can safely enter and exit the area to provide medical care.
Training like this helps ensure our officers and firefighters are prepared to respond quickly,
safely, and effectively during any critical incident.
POLICE DEPARTMENT
PROCUREMENT MONTH
Governor Kemp has officially proclaimed March as
Procurement Month! Purchasing/Records Technician Starla
Whiddon and Purchasing Manager Kelly Brown are proud
members of the National Institute of Governmental
Purchasing (NIGP) and the Governmental Procurement
Association of Georgia (GPAG). Throughout the month of
March, Kelly will be sharing quick tips about procurement
processes, perfect for anyone curious about how
government purchasing works. FINANCEWEEKLY