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Henderson police projects 911 call demand will rise 12.4% in 2026

The department’s City Council update projects 121,518 emergency calls this year, compared with 108,108 in 2025.

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A projected increase in emergency-call volume

The Henderson Police Department projects that 911 calls will reach 121,518 in 2026, according to an October 6 department update presented to City Council. The city’s notice compares that projection with 108,108 calls in 2025, a 12.4% increase.

The 2026 figure is a projection, not a final audited year-end count. It describes call volume, not the number of crimes: one incident can generate multiple calls, and some emergency calls concern matters that are not crimes.

Read the figures as an agency update

Henderson’s release frames the call projection as part of a broader police-department achievements presentation. This brief reports the city’s published figures and does not independently validate response times, staffing levels or the causes of the increase.

The official page was indexed with the call figures but returned HTTP 403 when opened directly during this review. The projected total, comparison year and percentage were retained from the authoritative indexed notice; other presentation claims remain outside this brief until they can be checked at item level.

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