Missoula County

The Missoula Police Department (MPD) and Missoula County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) reported a busy day on November 16, 2025, with a notable spike in disorderly conduct and accidents.

Early Morning Incidents

Early morning hours saw multiple incidents, including trespassing in Riverfront and suspicious activities in Franklin to the Fort, handled by the MPD. The MCSO reported several accidents without injuries across unspecified locations.

Burglary Alarms and Medical Emergencies

MPD responded to burglary alarms in Grant Creek and Two Rivers. Medical emergencies requiring advanced life support were attended in Westside, while Northside witnessed repeated accidents involving injuries.

Disorderly Conducts and Traffic Issues

The Heart of Missoula faced recurring issues with disorderly conduct and also dealt with multiple cases pertaining to transportation, including traffic enforcement and parking complaints. These activities extended into the morning with more reports of similar incidents.

Drug-Related Incidents and Welfare Checks

Drug-related arrests were noted in Heart of Missoula, whereas MCSO conducted welfare checks in various neighborhoods, including Two Rivers and Franklin to the Fort.

Late Evening Developments

As the day progressed into the evening, the frequency of disturbances increased, particularly in Westside and the Heart of Missoula. Several cases of driving under the influence were reported, indicating a potential area of concern for local law enforcement.

Overall, the day was marked by a variety of incidents ranging from minor disturbances to more serious criminal activities and traffic accidents, reflecting the ongoing challenges faced by police forces in maintaining public safety in Missoula.