Gallatin County

Early Morning Activity

Numerous patrol checks and traffic stops define the early morning across Gallatin County. The Gallatin County Sheriff’s Office (GCSO) responded to a variety of incidents mainly involving routine patrol checks, traffic enforcement, and several specific incidents like harassment and coroner callouts in neighborhoods such as Bear Creek, River Rock, and Bear Canyon.

Morning Incidents

The morning hours continued with patrol activities and included several traffic crimes, assaults, and medical emergencies, particularly in areas like Bear Creek and King Arthur Park. Noteworthy was a wildland fire in 4-Dot Meadows that required a coordinated response from local fire departments and GCSO.

Afternoon Overview

Afternoon activities were marked by traffic stops and patrol checks. A couple of motor vehicle accidents were reported in West Post and Peakview which alongside the routine enforcement activities kept the GCSO busy. Also notable were incidents in the cooperative efforts with other agencies, including the Las Campanas out with vehicle incident.

Evening Roundup

Evening patrols and checks continued at a steady pace, with traffic crimes and minor offenses like trespass being handled primarily by GCSO. A couple of alarms were noted in places like Northstar and Buffalo Creek, showing a vigilant response to potential threats.

Late Evening Developments

The day wrapped up with several traffic stops and ongoing checks around the county, ensuring community safety well into the night. Notable late incidents include a vehicle altercation in Bear Creek and an alarm response in Oak Meadows.