Missoula County

Overview of Incidents

Missoula witnessed a diverse array of criminal and public safety-related activities throughout the day, with several incidents reporting across multiple neighborhoods. With the Westside experiencing the highest volume of incidents, including three cases of “Camping in the City” and multiple instances of “Medical Standby BLS,” this area has notably seen heightened activity. The early morning hours were particularly active with incidents such as a burglary in the Westside and disturbances in the Heart of Missoula, indicating a volatile start to the day.

Notable Trends by Neighborhood

Westside: This neighborhood led with the highest number of varied incidents including disturbances, medical calls, and disorderly conduct, alongside specific patterns such as multiple reports of camping in the city and welfare checks signaling ongoing local concerns.

Heart of Missoula: Marked by frequent calls for assistance and disturbances, the Heart of Missoula showed a mix of assistance and transit-related services, pointing to an intensively active community throughout the day.

Franklin to the Fort and Captain John Mullan: Both areas reported a variety of incidents like burglary alarms, accidents, and disturbances, indicating a spread of both criminal activities and public safety issues.

Detailed Activity

The early morning hours were the most intense, beginning at just after midnight and through till early dawn. Missoula Police Department (MPD) and Missoula County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) responded to a series of disturbances, disturbances, and alarms. Notable was the handling of disturbances which also peaked in Heart of Missoula with several reports of disturbances.

Throughout the morning, incidents such as medical calls in the Westside, and three occurrences of structure fires in the University District showed a range of consequential activities requiring immediate attention.

The afternoon and evening saw a continuation of active public safety measures, with several reports of accidents without injuries, and welfare checks, particularly in Heart of Missoula and Westside, emphasizing ongoing monitoring and community assistance by local enforcement agencies.