Chief's Report-March 2026:
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A. 599 Calls for Service: 5 Reports, 1 Felony, 1 Misdemeanor, 0 Arrests
Felonies:
- Unknown suspect(s) attempted to complete a fraudulent electronic fund
transfer from the victim’s American Express Business line of credit.
Transaction was frozen by American Express pending the investigation. The
case has been forwarded to Investigations Division.
Misdemeanors:
- An unknown suspect attempted to open a PayPal credit account using the
victim’s personal information. No card was issued and application was
closed. The investigation is ongoing.
B. Arrests – none
** Other reports were supplemental and/or civil in nature.
C. Incidents of Interest
On March 20, 2026, Blackhawk Deputy and several Deputies from the
Valley Station and SRVFD responded to a report of a person in mental
crisis, armed with a knife. Deputies de-escalated the situation and the
individual was transported by ambulance for treatment.
D. Volunteers in Policing: 15 hours served by four volunteers. All
volunteers provided routine security checks and Vacation House
Checks/extra patrol.
Have an opening for 1 volunteer and currently accepting applications.
Volunteers can stay as long as they want.
E. Items of interest:
- Chief Dickerson expressed his excitement and honor in being selected and
looks forward to serving the Blackhawk community. He also reminded the
community of tips to keep you home safe while traveling for Spring Break
or any other time during the year, to deter burglars.
- Some issues up at the Plaza but mostly juveniles and minor events. Easter
Morning arrests of intoxicated persons were arrested. County is working
with the receiver who oversees the Plaza, Carol Mascali provided a general
update.
Next Coffee with the Chief will be on April 15, 2026 (9-11am) at
Blackhawk Dr. and Blackhawk Meadow Dr. Blackhawk HOA Town Hall
meeting scheduled for April 16th @6pm.
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C.H.P. Report-March 2026: None
Homeowners Association Report: Procedural: Discussed how the HOA Gate staff verify/validate
uniformed officers coming into the gate. This could cause an issue when BH officers are
requesting assistance, and also when there are no BH officers on duty and the Valley station
deputies are entering the gates to provide patrol and security checks. Chief Dickerson would like
to have the policy revised. HOA will work with the Chief to clarify some language to facilitate
access.
