Issaquah Police Department Releases 2023 Annual Report

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On July 8, Chief Schwan of the Issaquah Police Department presented the 2023 Annual Report to the City Council, offering a detailed account of the department's performance over the past year. The report highlights significant accomplishments, such as successful community programs and crime reduction initiatives, as well as challenges faced by the department amid changing societal dynamics. It underscores the police department's dedication to transparency, showcasing how they engage with the community to build trust and safety. Key statistics, including changes in crime rates and public safety measures, are presented to provide a clear picture of the department's effectiveness. The report also discusses the importance of community feedback in shaping police services and policies.

By making this report accessible to the public, the Issaquah Police aim to foster a sense of accountability and encourage community involvement. The full report can be accessed online, allowing residents to stay informed about the police department's efforts. Chief Schwan's presentation marks a proactive step in maintaining open communication between law enforcement and the community.

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