Tuesday, May 29
A St. James Place caller reported a verbal argument with a family member.
An Anchorage caller reported receiving an unwanted Facebook message.
A misrouted 911 call was transferred to Skagway.
Wednesday, May 30
A message was relayed to the owner of a vehicle parked on FAA and Tower Road.
A Main Street caller reported someone smoking marijuana in the area.
A caller reported several dogs chasing moose calves at 2.5 Mile Haines Highway.
A welfare check was conducted in the Haines area.
A caller requested a welfare check on a Haines area resident.
An officer made contact with skateboarders on Mission Street.
HPD provided a courtesy transport from Main Street and Third Avenue.
Thursday, May 31
A caller reported a vehicle impeding traffic at FAA and Tower Road. A 72-hour move notice was placed on the vehicle and a message was relayed to the owner.
A caller reported that 2 vehicles had been abandoned on their Beach Road property.
A business reported that they had found a cell phone in a purple case.
A caller on Sunshine Street reported a civil issue.
A caller in the Fort Seward area reported a skateboarder was not abiding by traffic laws. HPD made contact with the skateboarder.
A Haines area caller reported a lost wallet.
A caller requested a welfare check on someone who is out of town. The caller was referred to the agency closest to the subject.
An 18-year-old was arrested for driving while intoxicated on Beach Road and transported to the Haines Rural Jail Facility.
Friday, June 1
A Skagway area caller requested a death notification relay for a family member.
HPD assisted another agency as they impounded a vehicle on the Haines Highway.
A Small Tracts Road caller requested extra patrols of the area due to speeding vehicles.
A caller reported a vehicle blocking traffic on Main Street.
A Mud Bay Road caller reported a vehicle driving on the beach.
Saturday, June 2
A Young Road caller requested legal advice regarding over-the-counter drug use.
A Glacier Point caller reported that their boat had drifted away. The boat was later located.
A citizen delivered a found hypodermic needle to the Haines Police Department for disposal.
A welfare check was conducted on First Avenue.
A caller reported that fish had been dumped in the Letnikof Cove area.
HPD responded to a report of a vehicle accident near Portage Cove.
HPD responded to a report of a fire alarm on Second Avenue.
A fire alarm was activated and determined to be false.
Sunday, June 3
A caller reported speeding vehicles on Small Tracts Road. Extra patrols are being conducted.
A courtesy transport was provided to a transient person from Lutak Road.
A caller reported the theft of a bicycle at 8.5 Mile Lutak Road.
A caller reported a limping moose calf at 1.5 Mile Haines Highway. State Troopers were advised.
Monday, June 4
A Haines Highway caller reported the theft of a firearm. The report was later cancelled.
There were eleven 911 calls, six canine calls, six EMS calls and ten vehicle stops.