Tuesday, July 17
A caller reported a bag of trash in the roadway on FAA Road.
Police assisted the Alaska Office of Children’s Services.
A caller reported illegal dumping in a private dumpster on Main Street.
A business owner near 1 Mile Haines Highway requested a message be relayed to the owner of a vehicle parked in a private parking lot.
A caller reported a bear was struck by a vehicle at 24 Mile Haines Highway. State troopers were advised.
A caller reported hearing yelling on Young Road. Police responded and made contact with the source.
A tourist reported a lost purse.
A citizen advised police they would be travelling to Juneau via canoe.
A caller reported a vehicle parked in the roadway on View Street.
Wednesday, July 18
Police received a report of a lost credit card.
A caller requested extra patrols of private property with trespassers on First Avenue.
Thursday, July 19
A caller reported a lost wallet at the airport.
A caller reported a bear on Small Tracts Road.
Police responded to a report of a bear on Front Street.
Police received a report of loud campers on First Avenue. All parties agreed to keep the peace.
Friday, July 20
A water/sewer alarm was activated on Piedad Road.
A caller reported a bear on FAA Road. Police alerted citizens with a Nixle message.
A caller reported two men on Main Street who appeared to be intoxicated.
An investigation began into a report of theft ($900) and property damage on Lutak Road.
Police responded to a report of a bear on Mud Bay Road.
A caller reported a vehicle bring operated by a potentially intoxicated driver at 9 Mile Haines Highway.
A caller reported a missing cat on Second Avenue.
Saturday, July 21
A resident of Haven Court reported a bear in the area, and said attractants were left at pull-outs.
A caller requested information regarding edible marijuana.
Police assisted HARK in locating dog owners.
Police provided an escort for a funeral procession at the request of a citizen.
Police responded to a report of a bear on Third Avenue.
Sunday, July 22
A caller reported a young bear was on Skyline Drive.
Police responded to a concern of an overfilled garbage bin on Lutak Road becoming a bear attractant.
Police responded to a report of an eagle in distress on Third Avenue.
A caller reported a baseball field had been vandalized on Mosquito Lake Road.
A caller reported a violation of a court-ordered visitation schedule.
A citizen reported a lost wallet on Theatre Road.
Monday, July 23
A caller reported a fallen tree blocking the road at 21 Mile Haines Highway.
A water/sewer alarm was activated on Piedad Road.
A caller reported a neighbor blocking a shared easement on privately owned land on Porcupine Road.
A citizen reported children climbing on Port Chilkoot Dock.
A caller reported a vehicle parked for an extended period of time on Third Avenue.
Police received subpoenas from the District Attorney to serve on Haines residents.
Haines Volunteer Fire Department responded to a fire on Fair Drive.
A Canadian resident reported a lost credit card on Third Avenue.
A Main Street business requested extra patrols of the area.
There were six 911 calls, two canine calls, six EMS calls and 17 vehicle stops.