Yelm Police: 35% Increase in Calls

By Steven Wyble swyble@yelmonline.com

Posted 1/17/14

Population growth and proactive officers are chiefly responsible for Yelm Police Department’s 35 percent increase in calls for service in 2013, according to the police chief.

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