Monday, Sept. 13
A Fourth Avenue caller reported a friend associated with someone who may have drugs.
A caller reported a dump truck speeding in a school zone had pitched a rock that cracked their windshield.
Sunday, Sept. 12
An officer responded to a call that an uninvited person broke into a Fourth Avenue home and woke up a person living there.
An officer responding to a report of a suspicious car behind the borough office found no one.
A caller reported a car in the ditch on Haines Highway between Klukwan and Wells Bridge.
A Wasilla caller awaiting shipment of a boat reported a vehicle pulling it was broken down on Lutak Road. Police determined the vehicle was broken down in the Yukon Territory.
A caller received help from the ministerial association to get transportation back to Juneau.
A caller reported three youths smashing windows out of the old primary building. An officer responded but the youths had run away.
Saturday, Sept. 11
A caller reported a bear walking in front of their senior village residence at 4:30 a.m.
A caller reported hearing shots fired on Mud Bay Road.
A caller reported domestic violence between two people at 0 Mile Old Haines Highway. A responding officer arrested a person for misdemeanor assault.
Friday, Sept. 10
Firemen responded to a call that a popcorn machine was on fire inside a Main Street bar.
Troopers were advised of calls about a motorist speeding at 25 Mile Haines Highway.
Thursday, Sept. 9
A caller reported they sold a gun to someone three years ago and were not paid for it. They were referred to local court.
A caller reported a vehicle backed into another vehicle at the ferry terminal.
A caller reported being scammed out of a large amount of money. Police determined there was nothing they could do.
A bicyclist near 0 Mile Old Haines Highway said they were nearly hit by a motorist who may have been intoxicated. Police contacted the driver, who was not intoxicated.
Wednesday, Sept. 8
A caller reported a bear broke into a locked, wooden shed on Tower Road. A responding officer chased off the bear, then chased it off again when it returned a half hour later.
A caller reported a speeding tour bus in the school zone.
A caller reported a vehicle driving slowly and crossing the center line between 18 Mile and 10 Mile Haines Highway. Police determined they were sightseeing.
An officer responded to a call that a vehicle parked at Port Chilkoot Dock was making it hard for buses to turn around.
Troopers were advised a Lutak resident had received multiple harassing phone calls.
A pedestrian reported being called names by occupants of a vehicle near the school.
A caller reported a bear got into their trash on Small Tracts Road.
Police determined a call about a child who didn’t get off the school bus when they were expected was a case of miscommunication between parents.
Troopers were advised that a moose was floating down the river at 19 Mile Haines Highway.
A motorist who made it into town reported rolling their vehicle at 21 Mile Haines Highway. Troopers were advised.
Tuesday, Sept. 7
A caller requested an officer to assist with a client refusing to leave a Fort Seward business. The person left before police arrived.
A caller reported rude joggers who refused a request that they keep a distance from the caller’s dog.
There were 10 medical calls and four calls about dogs.