Month to Month Activity
Just a short information bit about each month's activity in the Town of Evansville
February 2026
February was a slow month with 343 incidents
End of the year 2025
In 2025, there were 5,514 incidents reported, reflecting a 3.5% decrease in the most serious offenses. Fridays were the busiest day of the week. The department maintained an average citation-to-stop ratio of 1:4, with the majority of interactions resolved through warnings and educational measures, emphasizing a preventive and community-focused approach rather than strictly punitive enforcement. Evansville, Wyoming officers tend to be a small, generalist force where each officer must cover many different duties, handling everything from patrol and traffic enforcement to community outreach and emergency response.
End of the year 2024
In 2024, the department responded to over 5,348 incidents, encompassing both reactive and proactive activities. Compared to the previous year, there was a 32.8% increase in the most serious offenses. This increase is partly attributed to the filling of several previously vacant positions, as increased staffing has led to greater proactive enforcement and, consequently, a higher number of reported incidents.
Fridays were the busiest day of the week, with 1,012 incidents recorded, due in part to additional patrol efforts funded through impact overtime. Officers issued 549 citations in 2024, accounting for just over 10% of the total incidents handled.
End of the Year 2023
At the end of 2023, the agency recorded 4,834 total cases, a decrease of 807 cases from the previous year, along with 215 stray animal incidents, 84 individuals with warrants, and 107 disturbances. Compared to other Wyoming agencies reporting to NIBRS, this case volume is typical for a mid-sized jurisdiction, with larger agencies like Cheyenne and Casper handling higher totals due to population size. The relatively high number of animal-related calls highlights a notable service workload. Overall, these figures place the agency in a moderate activity range relative to its peers, with service-oriented calls slightly elevated but within expected operational norms
June 2022
June the department saw 576 calls for service. 98 of them are code enforcement and 23 stray animals.
February 2021
There were 633 case generating calls for the month, another significant increase from the year prior that only had 289. Officers completed CPR/AED training. The department also was given 13 new AED's through a grant to be deployed with patrol units.
March 2021
March saw 786 case generating calls, a very significant increase form march of 2020 that saw less than 300. This month we also had a record amount of snow fall with over 28 inches in the Community. Officers went through a refresher course on OC spray and use.
April 2021
486 case generating calls for the month. a 274% increase from the year prior. Several new officers started their academy training, as well as community service officer starting some online training.
August 2021
August the PD had 690 cases for the 31 days . 90 of the calls were for animal problems and code violations. The officers conducted 357 traffic stops, 58 of which were for hands free violations.
August 2021
August the PD had 690 cases for the 31 days . 90 of the calls were for animal problems and code violations. The officers conducted 357 traffic stops, 58 of which were for hands free violations.