Monthly Stats For June 2026
RESPONSE TIMES:
During the month of June 2026, the average response time for all calls for service was 6 minutes and 20 seconds. There were 3 Priority 1 Emergency calls during the month with a response time of 4 minutes and 14 seconds. These response times were derived from the 346 calls that qualify for response-time tracking.
PATROL STATISTICS:
This report includes a summary of the total incidents for all calls for service as well as the total number and type of police reports that were generated. The Patrol Statistics report also includes our total number of arrests as well as citations.
During the month of June 2026, HPD responded to and handled 1,658 calls for service and reported incidents. 617 incidents were resident calls for service and 1,041 were officer-initiated incidents. HPD made 5 arrests and issued 24 total citations in the month.
CRIME SUMMARY:
This report is a summary of all crimes documented and investigated by the Hillsborough Police Department. In June, there were 0 residential burglaries and no “other” burglaries. In 2026, we have investigated a total of 5 residential burglaries and 2 “other” burglaries (construction site, commercial, or vehicle).
CRIME SUMMARY (YEAR TO DATE):
Fraud/Scam
In February of 2026, a resident on Inverness Way reported that they had been scammed. The resident reported that they had been contacted by a suspect reporting that their Apple account had been flagged for fraudulent activity. The resident was instructed to withdraw over $20,000 from their bank account and hand deliver the money to a courier that would arrive at their residence. A short time later, a male suspect arrived at their residence, collected the cash and left the area. Following the incident, the resident realized that they had been scammed.
HPD investigators worked with outside law enforcement agencies and identified the suspect who was taken into custody. A criminal case against the suspect is pending.
Fraud/Scam
In June 2026, a resident on Macadamia Drive reported being the victim of a scam. The resident received a phone call from an individual posing as a family member who claimed to need money for an emergency. Believing the request to be legitimate, the resident withdrew cash from their bank account and gave it to a courier who arrived at the residence a short time later.
The resident later contacted the family member and confirmed that the phone call had been fraudulent. HPD officers arranged a second meeting with a courier under the pretense of providing additional money, and a subject was detained. HPD investigators obtained information to further the investigation and will continue to follow up on additional investigative leads.
