The Auburn Police Department released its monthly activity report for May, showing officers handled 2,617 calls for service and made 74 adult arrests, including 4 for felony offenses.
The report highlights significant enforcement and community engagement efforts across multiple divisions. Officers investigated 60 juvenile complaints and executed 19 warrants. Domestic violence and harassment investigations remained active, with 72 and 41 cases reported respectively.
Property-related incidents included 31 larceny cases, 14 criminal mischief investigations, and 4 burglaries. Officers also conducted 338 traffic stops and issued 173 traffic tickets. There were 13 motor vehicle accidents with injuries and 61 crashes involving property damage.
The Detective Bureau managed 30 new cases and closed 30 more, applying for two warrants and handling five arrests. Two juveniles were referred to Cayuga County Family Court.
The School Resource Officer program responded to 70 incidents involving criminal cases, bullying, and other school-related concerns. Officers also supported school events and family engagement nights.
In total, officers responded to 123 suspicious activity complaints, investigated 33 mental health-related issues, and handled 11 suicide attempt cases. Police also addressed seven overdose investigations and eight missing person cases.
Community outreach remained a key focus. During National Police Week, officers welcomed visitors at headquarters and held demonstrations at the Cayuga County Employment and Training “Spring into STEM Expo.” They also took part in a school district career fair and marched in Auburn’s Memorial Day Parade with Mayor Jimmy Giannettino.
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