Ocean Shores Police Released December Numbers

Tuesday, January 6, 2026 at 10:32 AM

The department says the December report and other 2025 statistics are available on its social media pages.

Ocean Shores police have released their December activity numbers, giving a snapshot of how busy officers were at the end of the year. Police handled more than 570 calls for service, made seven arrests, and carried out over 100 traffic stops. The report shows no burglaries or thefts during the month, with only one stolen vehicle reported. The department says the December report and other 2025 statistics are available on its social media pages.

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