Gallatin County

Early Morning Incidents

The day began with a series of patrol checks across various neighborhoods including Bear Creek, River Rock, and Northeast, with the Gallatin County Sheriff’s Office (GCSO) actively monitoring these areas. Notably, Bear Creek also saw a traffic hazard reported at 2:00 AM and a traffic stop related to this event later in the early morning. Criminal activities like a disturbance in Apollo, involving both Bozeman Police Department (BLGPD, GCSO) and criminal mischief in Valley Grove were also recorded.

Morning Activities

By morning, agencies were busy with multiple follow-ups and traffic related incidents. An Enjoyment of Court Order took place in Peakview, and a troubling medical emergency required quick response in Apollo. Public assistance was notably required in Bear Creek. In Bear Creek, persistent traffic incidents and non-specified ‘other’ activities seemed to dominate the policing efforts, with a total of 11 patrol checks and 5 traffic stops recorded over the day.

Afternoon Developments

In the afternoon, a range of incidents, from medical emergencies in West Post to continuous patrol checks and traffic crimes in Bear Creek, spanned the area. Harassment issues flagged up in Bear Creek and Gallatin Heights, while theft and vehicle-related incidents were handled in areas like Buffalo Creek and Northstar.

Evening and Late Night

The evening continued with traffic stops, especially in River Rock and Northstar, where law enforcement remained vigilant. A late evening disturbance at 4-Dot Meadows concluded the notable incidents for the day, followed by a patrol check in Bear Creek.

Community Statistics Overview

Bear Creek experienced the most varied incidents ranging from parking issues, public assistance, to multiple disorders like harassment and vehicle-related issues. Public safety efforts were also significant in areas like 4-Dot Meadows, Spanish Meadows, and Apollo signifying varied law enforcement activities and community interactions throughout the day.