Gallatin County

Early Morning Activities

The day began with multiple incidents occurring as early as past midnight. Gallatin County Sheriff’s Office (GCSO) responded to an animal complaint in 4-Dot Meadows and an alarm in Bear Creek around 12:30 AM. There were several patrol checks in neighborhoods including Bear Creek, Middle Creek Parklands, Hyalite Meadow, and Springhill. A medical incident required attention at Greenhills Ranch around 5:37 AM, involving both CVFD and GC911.

Afternoon Vigilance

GCSO’s afternoon was marked by numerous patrol checks across various neighborhoods such as Main Street, Cougar Park, and Spanish Meadows. These were followed by traffic-related incidents in River Rock, Valley Grove, and Bear Canyon. A coroner callout in Spanish Meadows around 5:00 PM emphasized the more serious nature of some responses.

Evening to Late Night Responses

Evening brought further complications with a motor vehicle accident involving multiple agencies including AMR and BCNFD in Apollo around 7:00 PM. Bear Creek also reported a noise complaint at 6:22 PM. Late evening activities peaked with traffic-related incidents around 10:00 PM in locations like Hyalite Heights and a reported motor vehicle accident in 4-Dot Meadows just before midnight.

Summary of Special Attention

The Bear Creek neighborhood saw the highest number of activities, with incidents including alarms, multiple patrol checks, and one motor vehicle accident. 4-Dot Meadows was notable for its wide range of incidents from animal complaints to vehicle-related activities. Apollo also had a variety of responses, from criminal mischief to accidents, showcasing the diversity of police responses required throughout the day.