Gallatin County

Early Morning Incidents

The early hours in Gallatin County saw a range of activities starting with a 911 hang-up from Apollo at 24:29 AM, which may indicate an error in time entry. Security and patrol checks were conducted in neighborhoods such as Cattail Creek, River Rock, and Gallatin Center between 01:16 and 01:37 AM. Suspicions incidents were investigated in Bear Creek and Oak Springs around 01:52 AM, followed closely by a motor vehicle accident and reports of criminal mischief in Oak Springs and Prescott Ranch.

In a notable service multiple agencies responded to an incident in Bear Creek at 02:33 AM. Criminal activities including theft were also noted in River Rock and Prescott Ranch. Near the end of the early morning cloud, multiple traffic stops and civil disputes were attended by GCSO across various locations.

Morning Activity

Morning hours continued with frequent civil complaints, patrol checks across neighborhoods like Bear Creek, Gallatin Heights, and 4-Dot Meadows. Traffic related incidents, including several traffic stops and motor vehicle accidents, were widespread with Gallatin Park and River Rock witnessing significant activity.

Additional incidents such as a coroner callout in Hyalite Heights and an administrative task in downtown highlighted the diverse nature of calls attended by the Gallatin County Sheriff’s Office.

Afternoon Overview

The afternoon brought several patrol checks, particularly in areas like Northstar and River Rock. Traffic crimes and disturbances were noted in Galactic Park and Valley West. A weapons violation was reported in Northstar at 12:46 PM, marking a significant incident in the afternoon’s police activity.

Evening Round-up

Evening covered further traffic stops and patrol checks in areas including Spanish Meadows, Apollo, and Bear Creek. Agency assistance was required in Ferguson Farm at 17:23 PM. The day concluded with a high frequency of traffic stops, showing a focused law enforcement effort on traffic safety.

Late Evening Updates

Administrative activities were observed late in the evening around areas like Bear Creek, marking a quieter closure to the day.