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Police calls up 17% this year as reported offenses climb 38%, department's September report shows

The Aubrey Police Department's September statistics, filed with Providence Village's council for Tuesday, show 853 offenses so far in 2026 and fewer injury crashes in the city.

Marlene Abbott· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

October 19, 20262 min read

The Aubrey Police Department has logged 7,584 calls for service so far this year, 17% more than at the same point in 2025, and reported criminal offenses have climbed even faster, according to the department's September statistical report.

The report counts calls in Aubrey and in several surrounding areas, which it lists separately. It is included in the packet for the Providence Village Town Council's meeting at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, alongside September reports from the Aubrey Fire Department and the Aubrey Area Library.

Calls and crime

Through September, the department counted 853 criminal offenses, up 38% from 616 a year earlier. Arrests rose 22%, to 226 from 185.

September alone was busier than last year. Officers handled 875 calls, compared with 775 in September 2025. Calls that officers started themselves jumped 60%, to 255, while dispatched calls were nearly flat at 620.

The report breaks the year's calls down by area:

  • Providence Village: 2,672, up 20%
  • Aubrey: 2,045, up 15%
  • Silverado: 1,292, up 23%
  • Winn Ridge: 857, up 42%
  • Sandbrock: 475, down 10%
  • Outside the extraterritorial jurisdiction: 147, up 7%

Suspicious activity topped the list of September calls with 85, followed by welfare concerns with 64 and alarms with 50. Disturbances and traffic complaints each drew 49.

Fewer injury crashes

Crash numbers moved the other way. Aubrey recorded two injury crashes in September, down from 12 a year earlier, and 34 for the year, down from 41. Non-injury crashes in the city are down 7% for the year, at 85.

Officers made 824 traffic stops in September, up 19%, and 6,965 for the year. Most ended in warnings: 6,355 so far in 2026. Total citations for the year, 3,301, are about 2% below last year's pace.

Cases and staffing

The report lists 240 cases cleared by arrest this year, compared with 211 at this point in 2025, and 139 cases open. It also shows 725 cases marked as suspended for the year, up from 176; the report does not explain the increase.

The department lists 36 of its 37 authorized sworn positions as filled and all five civilian positions filled.

The fire department's report for the Providence Village district counts 69 incidents in September, 50 of them medical calls. Station 3 accounted for 59 of them.

Sources

providencevillagetx.api.civicclerk.com

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Marlene Abbott· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

Marlene Abbott writes about community life, schools, public safety, and local events in Aubrey.

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