Missoula County

Early Morning Trends

The day began with early morning incidents primarily in Heart of Missoula where the Missoula Police Department (MPD) and Missoula County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) addressed several public safety concerns. Incidents included a civil dispute, two events of suspicious activity, and a driving under the influence incident. Furthermore, disturbances and a case of disorderly conduct were notable in the University District.

Mid-Morning Developments

A variety of incidents occurred as the morning progressed, including a wave of medical standbys and necessary assistance calls, primarily handled by MPD. Notable is the occurrence of wildland fires reported by MPD, location unspecified, emphasizing a growing concern for the area. Additionally, the serving of court papers dominated this period, primarily in the Westside neighborhood.

Afternoon Activities

Afternoon activities included a mix of accidents, medical calls, and public disturbances across several neighborhoods including Riverfront, Captain John Mullan, and Westside. Disturbances and drug-related incidents were particularly concentrated in the Westside. Significant was the management of multiple wildland fires and a structure fire in Grant Creek.

Evening and Late Night Concerns

The evening continued with disturbing trends including an assault with a weapon in the Westside and several public safety calls related to disturbances and welfare checks. Theft, trespassing, and drug-related activities were particularly notable in the Heart of Missoula. The late evening hours saw further urgent responses, including interventions for loud noise complaints and hazardous situations.