Bath Police Monthly Report For November

Bath Police have issued their monthly report, and here’s what’s been going on for the Bath Police.  They made a total of 23 arrests in November.  Four of the arrests were felony charges, and 37 were misdemeanors.  Included in those incidents, was one burglary case, 19 harassment accusations and eight car accidents. 

 

Law Enforcement News, From Sheriff Jim Allard

Deputy J.D. Hawley, formerly of the Village of Bath Police Department, transferred to the Sheriff’s Office and became the School Resource Deputy for the BOCES Coopers Campus.  Deputies Gage Harrison and Joseph Saltsman joined the Patrol Division as full time Deputies.  Deputy Harrison, having previously served as a part-time officer at Hornell Police Department and as a part-time Deputy at the Livingston County Sheriff’s Office, joined our team and is currently in field training.  Deputy Saltsman, formerly serving with the Steuben County Department of Public Works, will attend the Basic Course for Police at the Southern Tier Law Enforcement Academy.

 

Toys For Tots Is Saturday, December 3, At Erwin Walmart

The annual event, "Toys For Tots" is going on Saturday, 10am-1pm at the Erwin Walmart parking lot.  Sheriff Jim Allard, along with a deputy and a member of the U.S. Marines, will be there Saturday, collecting toys for families who cannot afford Christmas presents in Steuben County.  The sheriff will also be collecting coats, for the same families, who cannot afford them for their children.

 

Explore Steuben Has A New President 

Steuben County’s tourism office, Explore Steuben, sometimes called the Steuben County Conference & Visitors Bureau, has promoted Kevin Peterson from Partner Relations Manager to President.  Explore Steuben was created in 1994, and handles tourism for the area. 

 

Campbell Savona's Christmas Concert

Campbell-Savona Central School officials announced this morning, that they’re having their high school Christmas Concert, on Tuesday December 6^th at 7pm.