Sunday, Nov. 16
A caller on Third Avenue reported a burglar alarm. A business owner contacted the police department to report an accidental activation.
Officers assisted another agency on the Haines Highway.
An officer did a follow-up report on Sunshine Street.
An officer helped a citizen on the Haines Highway make contact with another agency.
A caller reported their vehicle broke down near 20 mile of the Haines Highway and they were waiting on a tow truck.
A caller on Mud Bay Road reported that someone was sending multiple text messages in an attempt to contact another person. That caller was advised to seek a protective order from the court.
Monday, Nov. 17
The police department received a protective order to serve on a citizen.
A caller advised their vehicle was parked on the side of Lutak Road and that he’d be moving it shortly.
A caller reported that a neighbor on Mathais had a very bright light. Officers spoke with the neighbor.
An officer performed a welfare check on First Avenue and found the subject to be in good health.
A caller on Front Street reported that his security lights came on. He went out to investigate and saw a person fleeing the area.
Tuesday, Nov. 18
A caller reported their neighbor on Mathias still had very bright lights on.
Another caller on Mathais reported that their neighbor kept unplugging their security system. An officer was advised.
A caller requested a welfare check on a citizen on First Avenue. The caller was advised that police had conducted a welfare check the night before.
Officers assisted another agency in the Haines area.
A caller requested a welfare check on a citizen on Second Avenue. An officer was advised.
Officers investigated a death on Mud Bay Road.
Wednesday, Nov. 19
A caller reported a fire alarm going off in the 400 block of Main Street. The Haines Volunteer Fire Department responded.
Thursday, Nov. 20
A caller reported an electrical fire on River Road. The Haines Volunteer Fire Department responded.
A caller on Lutak Road reported finding jewelry and turned it over to the police department. The information was posted on social media.
A caller reported that someone had fallen near the 800 block of Spruce Grove Road. The citizen needed assistance, but had no injuries. A police officer responded.
Friday, Nov. 21
A caller reported finding a cell phone on Mud Bay Beach. Then the caller reported that they’d found the owner.
A caller reported that someone knocked on her door on First Avenue and no one was there when she opened it. An officer was advised.
A caller reported feeling threatened. An officer responded.
There were four 911 hangup calls, two canine calls, four EMS calls and four burn permits issued during this reporting period.