APD Sees Increase In Calls

Monday, July 31, 2023 at 11:53 AM

The department had just over 34,900 calls for services in 2022.

The city of Aberdeen saw an increase in the number of calls Aberdeen PD received. A-P-D Chief Dale Green recently told the city council the department had just over 34,900 calls for services in 2022, an increase of just over 6 % from the previous year. The city saw an increase of 8 % over reported crimes from the previous year, but Aberdeen was number one in Washington in its category for clearing cases. There was a reduction in residential burglaries last year but the numbers show there was an increase in commercial break ins.

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