The Double Oak Police Department released its August activity summary, highlighting the department’s steady presence in the community. Over the month, officers responded to 24 agency‑assist calls and handled 590 calls for service or self‑initiated activity. In addition, they issued 318 traffic citations and warnings, underscoring a proactive approach to traffic safety.
Noise complaints and community gatherings
Early in the month, officers addressed two separate noise complaints. On August 1, a call came from the 100 block of Meadowknoll Drive reporting a party that extended into the night. The department responded promptly, ensuring the disturbance was resolved. The following day, August 2, a similar complaint originated from the 6000 block of Plantation Lane, where another gathering prompted a response from Double Oak officers.
Suspicious vehicle reports
Several incidents involved suspicious vehicles. On August 5, a resident near the intersection of Shiloh Road and Kings Road reported a vehicle repeatedly flashing its lights. Officers investigated the behavior, determining no criminal activity was underway. A second vehicle complaint on August 10 came from the 100 block of Forest Park Drive, where a caller believed the car belonged to a solicitor attempting to solicit residents. Police checked the vehicle and found no violation.
Later that same day, August 10, a call from the 100 block of Chapel Hill Drive described hearing what sounded like gunshots. Officers arrived, conducted a thorough investigation, and ultimately found no evidence of gunfire.
On August 12, a report from the 100 block of High Oak Drive described a vehicle traveling slowly through the neighborhood. Officers responded, confirming the driver was simply moving at a reduced speed and no further action was required.
Traffic enforcement and welfare check
Traffic enforcement remained a priority throughout August, with 318 citations and warnings issued for violations ranging from speeding to failure to obey traffic signals. These citations reflect the department’s commitment to keeping Double Oak’s roadways safe for families and commuters.
On August 17, officers performed a welfare check at the intersection of Justin Road and Carruth Lane after a report of a man walking in the middle of the road. The check confirmed the individual was safe, and officers provided assistance as needed.
Overall community impact
The August figures demonstrate Double Oak Police Department’s dedication to responding quickly to resident concerns, maintaining public order, and enforcing traffic laws. By addressing noise complaints, investigating suspicious activity, and conducting welfare checks, the department supports the town’s traditional family values and upholds the safety and liberty of its citizens.
Residents are encouraged to continue reporting concerns through the department’s non‑emergency line, helping ensure Double Oak remains a safe, welcoming community for all families.
Original reporting: Cross Timbers Gazette — read the source article.
