Gallatin County

Early Morning Overview

The Gallatin County Sheriff’s Office was particularly active in the early hours, focusing on patrol checks across various neighborhoods such as Bear Creek, River Rock, and Ryen Glenn Estates. A significant number of checks were conducted in Bear Creek, highlighting extensive monitoring in the area.

Alongside routine patrols, several civil complaints were addressed, notably in Spanish Meadows, and urgent responses were made to two motor vehicle accidents; one in Lake and another in River Rock. The early hours also recorded specific incidents including a missing person report in Cougar Park and various traffic related offenses like traffic hazards in Middle Creek Parklands and multiple traffic stops in Bear Creek.

Specific Incident Types and Locations

Civil disputes were a common theme throughout the morning, spanning across multiple areas. Notable locations included Spanish Meadows and Bear Creek, with the former handling multiple VIN inspections and the latter dealing with traffic crimes and follow-up investigations from previous incidents.

Public safety resources were also extended for several welfare checks, with combined responses from different agencies in locations such as 4-Dot Meadows and South Tracy Avenue. Medical emergencies required attention in neighborhoods like Loyal Garden which involved multiple agencies.

Afternoon to Evening Activity

As the day progressed, the focus remained on patrol checks and traffic stops, specifically escalating in locations like Bear Creek and Northstar. Gallatin Heights saw a combination of both patrols and traffic stops towards the late afternoon. Evening activities included further checks and a cluster of vehicle stops and public assistance calls in Northstar and Main Street areas.

The Gallatin County Sheriff’s Office continued with their proactive checks into the late evening, capping the day with a transport activity in Apollo and a patrol check in Cougar Park.