Missoula County

Early Morning Incidents

Missoula Police Department (MPD) responded to multiple reports of wildland fires, notably at Marshall Canyon and unspecified locations, as well as a number of fire-related incidents across the city in the early hours. Instances of assault, harassment, and vehicle theft in areas including Franklin to the Fort and Rose Park were also recorded. Emergencies like a structure fire in Rose Park demanded quick response.

Morning Activities

As the day progressed, disturbances continued to prevail with disorderly conduct incidents, particularly in the Westside and Heart of Missoula neighborhoods. MPD and Missoula County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) handled situations ranging from suspicious activities and domestic disputes to urgent welfare checks. Traffic and public safety enforcement were enacted in Riverfront and University districts respectively.

Afternoon Challenges

Afternoon saw a continuation of earlier trends with further disturbances and public safety efforts focusing particularly on Westside, Grant Creek, and the Moose Can Gully area. Various neighborhoods experienced incidents where public assistance was necessary, from vehicle-related nuisances to civil disputes.

Evening Occurrences

Entering the evening, Missoula witnessed a series of wildland fires again alongside persistent disturbances like noise complaints and public intoxication, emphasizing a consistent need for police intervention throughout the day. MCSO and MPD units were called to multiple locations including the Westside and Franklyn to the Fort to manage these recurrent issues.