Monday, Aug. 22
A caller said a bear was getting into their neighbor’s cherry trees on First Avenue. There was another call for a bear at the same residence on Aug. 18.
A business said a truck accidentally hit the side of its downtown building, causing little damage.
Sunday, Aug. 21
An officer noticed rocks coming down from a rockslide on Lutak Road. State road crews were advised.
A caller said an eaglet had fallen from its nest. The American Bald Eagle Foundation was advised and found the eaglet could fly and still was being fed by other eagles.
A caller said a bear was trying to get into their neighbor’s garage in the Piedad area.
Saturday, Aug. 20
There were multiple calls about rockslides on Lutak Road near the ferry terminal.
A business said a forklift had been taken from a First Avenue job site. Officers responded, and officials at the border and ferry terminal were advised. The caller reported back later that the forklift had been returned.
A caller reported hearing shots in the Beach Road area. An officer responded and did not find the source of the noise.
A caller sought a welfare check on a friend who hadn’t answered their phone in a couple days. An officer responded and contacted the person at home.
Friday, Aug. 19
A caller said a crow had a broken left wing from a cat attack. The American Bald Eagle Foundation sent the crow to the Juneau Raptor Center.
Thursday, Aug. 18
A caller sought a ride home after they saw a bear walk across Small Tracts Road in front of them. An officer drove the person home.
A caller said someone locked them in their downtown trailer and shook it, causing items to fall and break. Police said the incident likely was a prank, but are investigating.
A caller said a vehicle was blocking a fire hydrant on Main Street.
A caller said a reckless driver almost hit him when he was walking down Second Avenue.
Wednesday, Aug. 17
A caller said a car parked in the yellow zone was partially blocking the line of sight at the four-way stop on Main Street.
A caller said a person who was supposed to be in their custody by court order was now missing. The missing person then came down to the police station.
A caller asked that the owner of a vehicle parked at a downtown lot for a couple months be contacted and asked to move their vehicle.
Tuesday, Aug. 16
A water plant worker reported a bear tried to enter the FAA Road building and ripped up several bags of chemicals.
A caller reported a silver Jeep parked at the Lutak boat harbor for several days and said it might belong to an overdue kayaker.
A caller reported a dead eagle on a Mud Bay beach. The American Bald Eagle Foundation said the eagle died of natural causes.
There were 14 medical calls and seven calls about dogs.
The police department can be reached at 766-2121.