Monday, Oct. 8
A downtown business reported a man with an offensive odor had entered the establishment.
A theft was reported from a vehicle. Police believe the matter was part of a domestic dispute.
A woman was arrested on a warrant for violating probation.
Sunday, Oct. 7
A caller reported that an air compressor was stolen from a business near Fourth Avenue and Main Street.
A 911 call was determined to be a child playing with a phone.
Police responded to a two-car accident in the vicinity of Helms Loop Road.
An officer responded after a Young Road landlord reported feeling threatened by tenants.
A caller from 33 Mile reported a family member broke into a residence. The call was referred to state troopers.
Traffic stops resulted in a citation for failure to stop at a stop sign and two citations for skateboarding in the street.
Saturday, Oct. 6
Camping equipment was reported stolen from a Sawmill Road business.
An out-of-town caller requested a welfare check on traveling relatives. Police contacted the travelers and determined they were fine.
Traffic stops resulted in a citation for not signaling a turn and warnings for lack of insurance, expired registration, excessive muffler noise, failure to use a seatbelt and headlight violations.
Friday, Oct. 5
A caller at Second Avenue and Union Street reported an intoxicated relative causing a disturbance. Police responded and quelled the situation.
Firemen investigated a report of a person burning toxic materials on Comstock Road.
A caller reported being nearly hit by a reckless driver in the post office parking lot.
Police arrested a drunk driver whose vehicle was swerving and reportedly endangering pedestrians on Lutak Road.
Police conducted a welfare check.
An abandoned vehicle was reported on North Sawmill Road.
A caller reported an intoxicated bicyclist crashed on a downtown street, then continued on foot. Police were unable to locate the person.
Thursday, Oct. 4
For the second day, both parties named in protective order called to report the other party had just driven by them.
A trespasser was reported at a home on Second Avenue. The person had left when police arrived.
A caller reported their vehicle was struck while parked in a driveway at Second Avenue.
Wednesday, Oct. 3
Police received a call about noise from a boat in the harbor. The noise was coming from a drill barge doing depth testing.
Both parties named in a protective order called to report the other party had just driven by them.
A caller reported a person called pretending to be a relative and when questioned, hung up. Police cautioned residents not to provide personal information over the phone.
Callers were concerned about heavy smoke in the valley from a controlled burn on Major Road. The person burning was advised to not add more fuel.
Police helped with a vehicle pulled from a ditch at Third Avenue and Lynnview Drive.
Firewood was reported stolen from property on Beach Road.
A caller reported loud music from a residential area near 1 Mile Haines Highway. Police patrolled but did not hear the music.
Tuesday, Oct. 2
Police served a restraining order.
The harbormaster reported a suspicious person in his office. An officer responded and made contact with the individual.
A caller reported a propane tank stole from a Young Road residence. The tank was later determined to have been borrowed by a friend.
Police responded to a complaint of a reckless driver at Second Avenue and Main Street.
Police received were eight medical calls.