Gallatin County

Early Morning Activities

Gallatin County Sheriff’s Office (GCSO) was active throughout the early morning, starting with patrol checks in Bear Canyon, Valley Grove, Apollo, and downtown areas. A series of ‘Other’ incidents were reported across Bear Creek, 4-Dot Meadows, and other neighborhoods. Notably, two motor vehicle accidents occurred in Apollo and Spanish Meadows, involving multiple agencies including AMR, GC911, and local fire departments. Additionally, traffic stops and follow-up activities were frequent, with law enforcement addressing various issues across Gallatin Valley.

Morning Responses

The morning saw a continuation of dynamic activity with a domestic incident in Apollo that involved multiple law enforcement agencies, and significant traffic-related incidents including stops and a non-injury motor vehicle accident in Bear Creek. Medical emergencies were reported in 4-Dot Meadows, attended by GCSO and AMR. Patrol checks remained a constant focus across various neighborhoods, ensuring community safety.

Afternoon Overview

By afternoon, incidents included a weapons violation in Creekside and a robbery in Bear Creek, signaling a shift towards more severe crimes. Traffic crimes and multiple vehicle accidents continued to demand resources, especially in Spanish Meadows and Bear Creek. Patrol activities remained high with checks conducted in Ryen Glenn Estates, Rainbow, and Main Street.

Evening and Late Evening

Evening hours featured more traffic stops and a motor vehicle accident in 4-Dot Meadows. A domestic dispute in Gallatin Heights and a medical emergency in 4-Dot Meadows marked significant late evening incidents. The day culminated with a trespassing incident in 4-Dot Meadows, involving collaboration between local police and sheriff’s deputies.