Wagambie Jnr says there were no reports of incidences and attributed the peaceful season to the behaviour of the residents.
"Police were out in full force, manning the streets on a 24-hour rotation,” said the metropolitan superintendent.
“Beats were done at Eriku, suburban police on patrol and the streets were so quiet.
“I thank the public for observing the season.”
He revealed that a number of drunkards were locked up but later released when they were sober.
"The same thinking must be extended towards the new year.