Monday, Aug. 22
A caller reported an altercation between two parties in the area of Oslund Drive. Officers separated the two parties.
A caller in the area of Lutak Road sought help unlocking their vehicle. The caller was told officers were unable to assist.
A caller reported a person trespassing near Second Avenue. Officers made contact with the person.
Sunday, Aug. 21
A caller dialed 911 to request a doctor appointment.
Dispatch received reports of power outages in the townsite area.
A local business alarm system activated in the Haines area. Emergency services were dispatched and it was determined to be a false alarm.
Saturday, Aug. 20
A caller reported a sign missing from the area of Fair Drive.
A 911 call was received from a caller requesting a telephone number. The caller was advised not to use 911 for such matters.
A resident of the townsite sought a welfare check on a neighbor. An officer determined the neighbor was fine.
A caller on Mud Bay Road reported an ATV speeding on the beach.
Residents near Tower Road sought police help with a dispute. Officers separated two parties.
Friday, Aug. 19
A caller on Third Avenue reported their lawn furniture had been overturned.
A caller on Beach Road reported a domestic dispute with another family member. Officers responded.
A Third Avenue caller reported a vehicle repeatedly speeding in the area. Officers were advised.
A caller on Mt. Riley Road reported several items taken from a residence. An investigation continues.
A caller on Haines Highway reported hearing a loud boom followed by a power outage. AP&T was advised and an officer responded.
Thursday, Aug. 18
A caller reported a person behaving irrationally and having delusions in the area of Sawmill Road. Officers responded.
A 911 doctor call was referred to the nurse triage line.
A Battle Road resident requested extra patrols of their residence. Officers were advised.
A citizen reported workers at a Second Avenue business were smoking less than 20 feet from an entrance. Officers were advised.
A caller on Main Street reported a disorderly male. Officers responded.
A Piedad Road resident reported a bear, making strange noises, charged him. The call was referred to wildlife troopers.
A 911 hang up was received.
The caller was re-contacted and stated there was no emergency.
Another agency received a report that a Haines resident had made threats to another Haines resident. Officers were advised.
Wednesday, Aug. 17
A bicycle found in the area of Main Street was delivered to the police department.
A key on a lanyard was found in the area of Tlingit Park and delivered to the police department.
A caller reported a large bear that had been frequenting Young Road and appeared to be habituated to people. Troopers and wildlife troopers were advised.
A caller reported a vehicle parked in the shuttle loading zone in the area near Third Avenue and Main Street. Dispatch contacted the owner of the vehicle, who moved the vehicle.
A caller reported a speeding vehicle in the area of Small Tracts Road.Officers responded but were unable to locate the vehicle.
A caller reported several items stolen from a residence in the area of Sawmill Road. An officer contacted the caller.
Several callers reported a man behaving aggressively around Main Street. Officers responded and made contact with the subject, who was warned for disorderly conduct.
An employee at a Mission Street business advised that a customer had received a fraudulent telephone call. The employee was advised to have the customer report the incident.
A business owner reported receiving a counterfeit bill at her Main Street business. The bill was determined to be real.
A caller reported a male behaving aggressively at a residence on Second Avenue. Police responded.
Tuesday, Aug. 16
A citizen reported an out-of-state vehicle with an offensive bumper sticker on Main Street. Officers were advised.
A citizen reported a suspicious vehicle in the area of the Port Chilkoot Dock. The citizen requested officers patrol the area to thwart potential mischief.
A caller reported their dog ran away in the area of Sawmill Road. Police notified the rescue kennel.
While on patrol, an officer secured an open door to a business located on Main Street.