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Saturday, October 3, 2026 at 1:39 AM

Tioga considers ICE reporting agreement

Tioga considers ICE reporting agreement
Tioga Police Chief Curtis Macomb shows council members Kurt Hall, left, and William Fritcher the type of recreation vehicle that was the subject of an off-highway vehicle permit application. Abigail Bardwell/The Post-Signal

Tioga could receive money from the Department of Homeland Security by documenting interactions with undocumented people.

The program, which does not include a binding contract, would have the police department provide extra documentation if it interacts with people in the country illegally, Tioga Police Department Chief Curtis Macomb said.

'What they're asking us to do is to start documenting when we encounter illegal aliens,' Macomb said.

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