Bristol police responded to 85 calls for service throughout the first week of this month.
Between Aug. 23 and 29, Bristol police completed 15 foot patrols and two car patrols.
Between Aug. 16 and 22 Bristol police completed five foot patrols and one car patrol.
The department received donations of backpacks and other supplies.
The Bristol resident failed to appear for a previous court date for driving with a criminally suspended license.
Police are also reminding community members that Safety & Big Truck Day will take place this Saturday.
The Bristol Rec Department stated that such incidents are why there are no longer portable bathrooms at Sycamore Park or the town green.
Police also recently recovered an ATM they believe is connected to a theft in Bristol.
During that week, police also responded to two incidents involving suspicious activity and two thefts.
A witness described the vehicle involved in the incident as a blue van, police said.
Bristol police completed 48 foot patrols, conducted 10 traffic stops and checked security at Mount Abraham Union Middle/High School 14 times.
Between May 10 and 23 Bristol police completed 53 foot patrols, conducted 13 traffic stops and checked security at Mount Abraham Union Middle/High School 14 times, at Bristol Elementary School 14 times and at local businesses 10 times.
This follows a rash of thefts from cars parked in Vergennes and Middlebury in recent weeks.
Police said they were called to a vehicle on fire near the intersection of South Street and Hewitt Road early on April 10.
ADDISON COUNTY — Vermont State Police last week responded to a traffic accident in which a Bristol police cruiser went off the road during a rainstorm. On June 10 at a few minutes before midnight, Bristol Police Officer Armin Nukic was on duty and driving … (read more)
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