Missoula County

Morning Incidents

The early morning hours in Missoula saw a series of police activities with the Missoula Police Department (MPD) responding to incidents ranging from ‘Domestic Animal’ issues in University District to ‘Burglary Alarms’ in various locations. Notably, the MPD handled multiple reports of ‘Driving Under the Influence’ in the Westside neighborhood.

The Missoula County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) also reported a ‘Stolen Vehicle’ which was not attributed to any specific neighborhood. Welfare checks were a recurring theme with both MPD and MCSO addressing several throughout the county.

Afternoon Trends

The afternoon continued with a variety of incidents. MPD responded to ‘Medical Transfers’ predominantly in River Road. Incidences of ‘Accidents – Injury’ were notably concentrated in the Captain John Mullan area with six reports. The Rose Park neighborhood faced two ‘Camping in the City’ incidents.

The MCSO handled assorted calls, including a ‘Burglary’ with no neighborhood specified and ‘Suspicious Activity’ reports spread across various areas. ‘Harassment’ and ‘Assist Outside Agency’ calls were noted across different neighborhoods.

Evening Overview

Into the evening, the pattern of ‘Medical Calls’ persisted, particularly in Captain John Mullan and Northside, where MPD coordinated multiple Medical Standby operations. Disturbances and DUI incidents were reported in several districts including Westside and University District.

The ‘Accident – Injury’ incidents increased in frequency during the evening hours, significantly affecting traffic and emergency response resources, especially in the Captain John Mullan neighborhood.

Overall Trends

Throughout the day, specific patterns such as ‘Welfare Checks’ and ‘Driving Under the Influence’ were prominently noted across Missoula, highlighting key areas for public safety interventions. The distribution of calls indicates focused activities in the Westside, River Road, and Captain John Mullan neighborhoods.

The summary reveals an active day for both agencies with continuous efforts to manage varying small-scale incidents to emergencies around Missoula.