April 20 to 27

Total Calls Received: 156

Types of Calls:

• Accidents: 4

• Agency Assist: 5

• Alarm: 7

• Ambulance: 60

• Animal Calls: 8

• Building Check: 320

• Burglary: 0

• Check Person: 7

• Check Vehicle: 0

• Disturbances: 0

• Domestic Incidents: 0

• Driving While Intoxicated: 0

• Extra Patrol: 8

• Fire: 2

• Follow-Up Investigation: 4

• Information: 20

• Juvenile Call: 0

• Missing person: 0

• Motorist Assist: 2

• Paper Service: 21

• Prisoner Transport: 5

• Property Damage: 0

• Suicidal Subject: 0

• Suspicious Activity: 0

• Suspicious Person: 0

• Suspicious Vehicle: 0

• Traffic Complaint: 2

• Traffic Hazard: 7

• Trespassing: 0

• Warrant Service: 5

• Welfare Check: 1

Total Arrests: 5

Traffic Enforcement

• Traffic Stops: 3

• Citations Issued: 0

• Warnings Issued: 3

Message from the Chief Deputy

Severe Weather Season Reminder

Severe weather season is here, and in Cedar County that can mean storms, high winds, heavy rain, and even tornadoes. Now is the time to be prepared not when the sirens are going off.

Be ready

Know where you will take shelter

Have a way to receive weather alerts

Keep an emergency kit with essentials

Talk with your family about a plan

Our deputies are ready to respond when needed, but your preparedness can make all the difference.

Stay alert, stay prepared, and stay safe, Cedar County.

Chief Deputy

Clay Jeffries

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