Completed2024 Rewind: Lakeville’s Year in Review
2024 Rewind: Lakeville’s Year in Review
Date: Friday, January 17, 2025 at 4:04 PMActual: Friday, January 17, 2025 at 4:04 PM
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[0:01] I'm Lakeville City administrator Justin
[0:02] Miller 2024 was yet another busy year
[0:05] for the city over the next few minutes
[0:08] this video will show you highlights of
[0:10] everything that happened over the past
[0:11] year I hope you enjoy
[0:13] it in 2024 the Lakeville Police
[0:16] Department introduced several
[0:17] initiatives focused on safety wellness
[0:20] and Community engagement our drone
[0:22] program including outdoor drones with
[0:24] thermal imaging and an indoor drone for
[0:26] tactical entry has already improved
[0:28] safety and efficiency
[0:30] the department also prioritize officer
[0:32] Wellness providing regular check-ins a
[0:35] peer support group and access to
[0:37] Wellness Resources meanwhile the
[0:40] addition of a support services liaison
[0:42] has enhanced our approach to mental
[0:43] health crises working alongside social
[0:46] workers to provide targeted
[0:47] Compassionate
[0:49] Care our City's liquor stores marked an
[0:52] incredible 90 years of service this year
[0:55] celebrating with a series of community
[0:56] events alongside this Milestone our fun
[1:00] raising efforts raised over $100,000 for
[1:02] local causes such as the local food
[1:04] pantries nature programs at Ritter Farm
[1:07] Park and the yellow ribbon program for
[1:09] veterans a big thank you to all who
[1:11] contributed this success is a testament
[1:13] to the strength of our
[1:16] community Lakeville welcomed its first
[1:19] six full-time firefighters in 2024
[1:22] further advancing our transition to a
[1:24] hybrid fire department with a full-time
[1:27] and paid on call crew we've seen
[1:29] improved responses times and enhanced
[1:31] care thanks to a safer Grant 15 more
[1:34] full-time firefighters will join in 2025
[1:37] helping us build a fully integrated team
[1:39] to serve our growing
[1:42] city this year we updated the economic
[1:44] development strategic plan setting clear
[1:47] goals for the next four years we also
[1:50] launched the rental registration program
[1:52] improving communication and emergency
[1:54] response for rental properties on the
[1:56] industrial front sweet Harvest Foods
[1:59] open to 360,000 ft facility Lakeville
[2:03] second
[2:05] largest our Public Works team completed
[2:07] major infrastructure projects including
[2:10] the Dodd Boulevard Road Improvement to
[2:12] enhance traffic flow from Cedar Avenue
[2:14] to Pilot Knob Road the central
[2:16] maintenance facility water tower was
[2:17] also repainted ensuring the longevity of
[2:20] this vital infrastructure additionally
[2:22] storm water improvements in the Foxboro
[2:24] area are advancing environmental
[2:26] sustainability protecting water quality
[2:28] and fish habitats
[2:32] Lakeville achieved an impressive 90%
[2:35] voter turnout in the primary election
[2:37] with 46% voting
[2:40] early human resources played a critical
[2:43] role recruiting over 250 election judges
[2:46] and ensuri…
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