Gallatin County

Early Morning Activities

The Gallatin County Sheriff’s Office (GCSO) managed multiple incidents in the early hours, addressing a series of “other” categorized incidents across neighborhoods like Peakview, Mountain View, and Eastedge Meadows. Numerous patrol checks and traffic stops were conducted across various locales including Bear Creek and West Post. Notably, a motor vehicle accident required the joint response of the AMSFD, CVFD, GC911, and GCSO at Gallatin Heights.

Morning Rush

Continued activity saw a range of reports from traffic crimes to welfare checks particularly in Bear Creek, where incidents like medical emergencies and criminal mischief were also significant. Drug-related issues arose in River Rock, and a disturbance in Elk Grove drew the attention of both BPD and GCSO.

Afternoon Dispatch

As the day progressed, the frequency of traffic stops increased, particularly highlighted in neighborhoods like Apollo and Spanish Meadows. Apart from traffic-related incidents, GCSO attended a motor vehicle accident in Saddle Peak Ranch and addressed a harassment report in Gardner Park. Patrol checks remained a constant across the county, ensuring community safety.

Evening Rounds

The evening hours didn’t see a letup in police activity with patrol checks across various neighborhoods and traffic stops remaining a consistent focus. Noise complaints came up briefly in areas like Bear Creek and Main Street. A notable motor vehicle accident in Village Downtown necessitated responses from CVFD, GC911, and GCSO.

Late Evening Vigil

The day concluded with continued patrols and a welfare check in Spanish Meadows highlighting the never-ending vigilance of the Gallatin County’s law enforcement teams.