Tuesday, September 25
A message was relayed to DOT regarding school zone lights.
A 20-day protective order was served on a 43-year-old male in Haines.
A Haines area caller reported a hit and run to their vehicle somewhere in Alaska.
Wednesday, September 26
A Deishu Drive caller reported someone trespassing in a vehicle.
A 26 Mile Haines Highway resident reported receiving a fraudulent telephone call.
An officer made contact with a resident on Main Street.
Thursday, September 27
A Letnikof Drive caller reported a drone in the area.
A confidential investigation was initiated.
A citizen reported that their property at Chilkat Lake Road had been tampered with.
Haines Police assisted a citizen with retrieving personal property on Main Street.
The ministerial association was contacted to assist a citizen on Union Street.
A Front Street business requested assistance in removing someone from their property.
Friday, September 28
A Cathedral View caller reported seeing a flare. Alaska State Troopers were advised.
A Main Street caller reported a lost purse.
Haines Police assisted borough facilities on Piedad Road.
A caller reported a disabled vehicle on Main Street.
A Haines Hwy caller reported a verbal altercation.
Saturday, September 29
A Front Street caller reported being threatened.
An alarm was accidentally activated on Front Street.
Sunday, September 30
A caller reported a pedestrian partially in the roadway on Small Tracts Road.
A caller reported a swerving vehicle at 6.5 Mile Mud Bay Road.
A Mud Bay Road caller reported a possible distressed parasailer. It was determined to be a kite.
Monday, October 1
Haines Police assisted a First Avenue business with a standby.
The owner of an abandoned vehicle at 4 Mile Haines Hwy was contacted and advised to move it.
A citizen reported finding a cat at 10 Mile Lutak Road.
Drug paraphernalia found on Main Street was collected for destruction.
A citizen was removed from a Main Street building.
There were four 911 hang-ups, nine canine and six EMS calls, and five vehicle stops.