City Manager Jay Ash, Police Chief Brian Kyes and City Council President Dan Cortell have collaborated on a 10-point crime fighting plan. The package, with an estimated price tag of $1 million annually if fully approved, will seek to promote both law and non-law enforcement initiatives, including hiring more cops, contracting for street outreach workers and establishing a grant program for private parties to buy security cameras.
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