Rome Police Report 3,364 Calls for Service in September

Rome Police Department building, featured with the September 2026 activity report.

User-supplied photograph of the Rome Police Department.

ROME– The Rome Police Department recorded 3,364 calls for service and 133 arrests during September 2026, according to its monthly activity report.

The department also documented 3,461 community contacts as part of its public engagement activity. Reported crime figures included 112 violent crimes and 137 property crimes.

Meanwhile, the department recorded 236 collisions during the month. Officers also issued 554 citations and 148 warnings.

In addition, the report listed 387 written reports.

The department released the figures as part of its Calls, Crime & Community Involvement update. The information covers calls for service, reported crime, traffic activity, enforcement, and community engagement.

According to the department, the figures reflect reports submitted under National Incident-Based Reporting System standards and information provided to the Public Safety Committee.

However, the September 2026 figures remain subject to change as investigations continue and officers finalize reports.

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