Missoula County

Early Morning Incidents

The Missoula Police Department (MPD) and Missoula County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) handled several incidents early on the morning of August 2, 2025, including loud noise complaints in Franklin to the Fort and Miller Creek, and assaults in Grant Creek and Northside. Substance-related arrests were noted in Moose Can Gully and University District with several DUIs reported.

Morning Activity

Incidences of burglary alarms in Westside and disruptions in Heart of Missoula marked the morning hours. Notably, there were multiple reports of accidents with injuries, mainly occurring in the Lower Rattlesnake and Captain John Mullan neighborhoods. Missoula agencies also addressed a high volume of medical calls and transfers, particularly focused in Rose Park.

Afternoon Reports

During the afternoon, disruptions continued with disturbances in River Road, and several welfare checks and wildlands fires reported, especially concentrated in Captain John Mullan. Moving violations were noted across various neighborhoods including Two Rivers and Captain John Mullan.

Evening Developments

The evening saw persistent disturbances, mainly in Riverfront, and numerous incidents requiring the removal of a person from several locations such as Southgate Triangle. Furthermore, the evening was marked by a sharp increase in wildland fire reports, keeping emergency services busy particularly in Captain John Mullan.

Late Evening Overview

In the late evening, the activities did not simmer down with disturbances and suspicious activities peaking, especially in neighborhoods like Franklin to the Fort. Welfare checks were conducted extensively in areas like Westside. The night ended with medical standby alerts in Farviews / Pattee Canyon due to continued unrest and medical emergencies.