Missoula County

Overview

Missoula saw a diverse range of incidents on July 24, 2025, with a notable concentration of police activities in the Heart of Missoula neighborhood where disturbances and welfare checks were frequent. Notably, the evening hours witnessed multiple instances of wildland fires across different neighborhoods, highlighting safety concerns about ongoing fire risks in these areas.

Early Morning

The early hours were marked by several critical incidents. MPD responded to theft in Franklin to the Fort and a burglary alarm in Two Rivers. Officers also addressed multiple cases of suspicious activity in Two Rivers and Grant Creek. Medical standby was significant, with multiple ALS and BLS cases noted across the county.

Morning to Afternoon

Diverse activities continued throughout the morning, peaking with welfare checks, person assistance, and disturbances. Noteworthy, there were multiple burglary alarms in the Westside and a significant number of person assistance in Westside and Grant Creek. The counseling and needs for officers’ advice were recurrent across various districts.

Evening

The period was crucial with the outbreak of several wildland fires, with incidents scattered across Heart of Missoula, Northside, and Captain John Mullan. Emergency services, including police and fire units, were heavily engaged in these responses. Additionally, a notable amount of disturbances, intimidations, and harassment cases were addressed, specifically in Heart of Missoula and Westside.

Late Evening

Significant incidents included loud noise complaints, particularly in Southgate Triangle and Captain John Mullan, and further disturbances and welfare checks in Heart of Missoula. The presence of disorderly conduct was significant, reflective of a wide range of police activities aimed at maintaining public safety throughout the night.