Monday, June 20
The magistrate served a protective order on a Haines resident who was stalking another person.
A Comstock Road resident reported a person had his dog and he wanted it returned. Police met with both parties and the dog was returned to its owner.
A Comstock Road resident reported someone he knew stole a firearm. Police attempted to contact the suspect.
Sunday, June 19
A caller reported a fire in a Front Street bar parking lot. Fire crews responded and said the fire was out.
A caller asked for information about speed limits in residential areas. The caller was told it is 25 mph unless otherwise posted.
A caller reported a tree down, partially blocking Menaker Road. State road crews were advised.
A pedestrian reported a reckless driver on Small Tracts Road. Police responded but were unable to locate the driver.
A traffic stop on Beach Road resulted in the arrest of a 56-year-old Yukon Territory resident for driving under the influence.
Saturday, June 18
A caller reported helping an intoxicated woman who fell on Union Street. The person called back to say the woman was safely at her residence.
A person turned in a radio found near 19 Mile Haines Highway. The owner called to claim the radio.
A person reported two men using the back stairs at a Second Avenue apartment complex. Officers responded but didn’t find evidence of criminal activity.
A caller reported an unidentified person keyed her vehicle on Union Street.
Dispatch received report of a hit-and-run on Front Street. An officer located the suspected vehicle and arrested a 36-year-old man for driving under the influence.
A Fort Seward area resident reported campers at the Parade Grounds were being noisy. Officers responded and warned campers for disturbing the peace.
A 26 Mile Haines Highway resident reported the sound of an automatic weapon being fired in the neighborhood. The caller said they would call troopers.
Police responded to a Main Street business to tell people not to set off fireworks.
A traffic stop resulted in a citation for failure to register a vehicle and no proof of insurance.
Friday, June 17
Two residents reported a baby moose on the road near 6 Mile Haines Highway. Troopers were advised.
A resident reported a carving was stolen from their Fort Seward residence. The person called back to say the carving had been returned.
Dispatch relayed a message about a Second Avenue gas pump to the business’s owner.
Two traffic stops resulted in warnings for speeding and an equipment violation.
Thursday, June 16
A resident reported hitting and injuring a moose near 20 Mile Haines Highway. Troopers were advised.
A Mud Bay Road resident reported an aluminum skiff was on their beachfront property and they didn’t know who the owner was.
A traffic stop on Dalton Street resulted in the arrest of a 59-year-old Haines woman for driving under the influence and driving without a valid operator’s license.
Wednesday, June 15
A caller reported a man attempted to cross in front of a dump truck on Second Avenue as if trying to be struck by the vehicle. An officer was advised.
A person reported items were missing from an unlocked shed on Lynnview Drive. An officer was advised.
A caller reported an injured passenger coming in on the fast ferry, though emergency services weren’t required.
Tuesday, June 14
A person reported an unauthorized burn at 2 Mile Haines Highway. An officer was advised.
A power company reported Third Avenue would be partially closed for brush cutting.
A caller from Skyline Drive reported hitting his head on a beam. He asked a message be relayed to his mother to pick him up.
A Battle Road resident reported someone stole a carving from her apartment. Police are investigating.
Officers responded to a harassment complaint they determined was unfounded.
A caller reported a minor vehicle accident on First Avenue. The caller was told where he could get the forms to self-report the accident.
An out-of-state caller asked police to conduct a welfare check on a Fourth Avenue resident. Police responded and found the person was fine.