Gallatin County

Summary of Crime Events on October 2, 2025

The Gallatin area saw a plurality of incidents throughout the day, weighted heavily towards the early morning hours. The Gallatin County Sheriff’s Office (GCSO) and Bozeman Police Department (BPD) responded to various calls, with the highest activities noted in Bear Creek, Spanish Meadows, Northstar, and Apollo neighborhoods.

Significant Early Morning Activity

The day started with a domestic incident in Bear Creek reported by GCSO at 00:46 AM. Through the early hours, a range of incidents including thefts, patrol and security checks, and several civil disagreements were documented. Bear Creek emerged as a focal point for several investigations, including follow-ups and medical responses.

High Frequency of Civil Matters

The area saw a spate of civil matters, particularly in Bear Creek where reports peaked. Other neighborhoods like Apollo and Northstar also saw civil issues being the most reported incidents. Efforts by law enforcement to manage these situations include various checks, assists, and scheduled court appearances.

Scattered Theft and Traffic Issues

Theft was another notable occurrence with incidents reported in areas like Baxter Meadows and Bear Creek. Traffic-related issues also had a considerable presence, with various stops and minor traffic crimes occurring in neighborhoods like East Main, Loyal Garden, and West Post.

Other Notable Incidents

Alongside routine checks and assists, less common but significant calls such as coroner callouts in to Crossroads and transport needs in Galactic Park were noted. Moreover, animal issues were seen across various areas, highlighting ongoing concerns regarding animal control.

Continued Vigilance and Community Safety

With a diversely busy day, law enforcement continues to respond promptly to calls ranging from routine checks to emergencies, underscoring their commitment to community safety in Gallatin County.