Georgetown Police Department sees more calls for service
Slower response times in 2025
Georgetown Police Chief Cory Tchida presented an annual report on the department to Georgetown City Council during the February 10 City Council workshop. (Photo by Kaitlyn Wilkes)
Despite the total calls for service from the Georgetown Police Department going up 4.25 percent in 2025, the total number of Group A offenses — which include murder, rape, assault, robbery, theft, fraud and drug charges – were down 7.38 percent from last year, according to an annual report presented by Police Chief Cory Tchida said during Georgetown’s February 10 city council workshop.
