In April, Mineral Wells Police Chief Dean Sullivan conducted community forums in each of the city's four wards to solicit input from residents on their feelings about crime and their perceptions of the department and how it has interreacted with citizens while soliciting anonymous comments and suggestions.
On July 3, Chief Sullivan made public the results from those completed surveys that totaled 110 responses. The 29-page booklet breaks down the results into graphs and charts while also including the comments provided.
The chief plans to use the survey to implement changes within the department to help foster better community relations while also improving the service the department citizens.
That entire book can be read and downloaded here.
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