Sunday, Dec. 7
A caller reported a power outage on Beach Road. Alaska Power & Telephone was notified.
Monday, Dec. 8
A caller left contact info in case their lost keys were turned in.
An officer stopped to assist a motorist on Bjornstad Drive.
A driver was given a citation for a stop sign violation on Main Street.
A caller reported a tree blocking Beach Road. The borough’s Department of Public Works was advised.
Tuesday, Dec. 9
A caller reported a broken window on Mission Street. An officer responded.
A caller reported a very large gas tank left by a stop sign on Allen Road.
A caller reported a scam call about a survey. An officer was advised.
A caller reported a scam call from an individual with a foreign accent claiming to be a Haines Borough police officer. Officers were advised.
Wednesday, Dec. 10
A caller advised that a tree blocked Theater Drive. The Department of Public Works was advised.
A caller reported trespassers on Union Street. Officers were advised.
Friday Dec. 12
A caller requested a welfare check on a friend they had been unable to contact. Dispatch contacted the person via a landline and gave them the friend’s name and number.
A caller advised that a vehicle on Mosquito Lake Road was on fire. The Klehini Volunteer Fire Department responded.
A caller advised that a vehicle was in a ditch at 13 Mile Haines Highway. There was no one inside. The state’s Department of Transportation was advised.
A caller advised that she witnessed a vehicle strike another vehicle and drive away on Dalton Street. An officer spoke with the caller.
A caller left contact information in case their lost cellphone was turned in.
A caller reported someone driving past their home on Young Road. An officer was advised.
A caller reported broken tree limbs that could cause traffic hazards and vehicle damage on Theater Drive. The Department of Public Works was advised.
An officer assisted another agency in Haines.
There were two 911 hangup calls, five EMS calls and two burn permits issued during this reporting period.
Sunday, Dec. 14
A caller reported a lost wallet. A description and contact information was taken.
An officer performed a welfare check in the Letnikof area.
A caller requested a welfare check on a family member on Dalton Street. An officer responded.
A caller on the Haines Highway reported a burglar alarm. An officer responded, but it was a false alarm.
Monday, Dec. 15
A caller on the Haines Highway reported a burglar alarm. An officer responded but it was a false alarm.
A caller that someone destroyed property on Moose Lane. Borough police contacted both parties by phone.
A caller turned in a cellphone and a wallet. The items were listed in the police department’s lost and found.
The fire department performed a service call at Jones Point.
A caller reported kids playing on the Young Road hill without adults or reflective gear and worried about them being around traffic. An officer responded.
A caller reported fraud via WhatsApp. The caller was given information for the FBI cyber crimes division.
Tuesday, Dec. 16
A caller reported receiving a possible scam call requesting money. They filed a report for information purposes.
Borough police received a protective order to be served.
A caller on Mathias Avenue reported footprints in the snow around their house. Nothing was damaged or missing.
Borough police received a protective order to be served.
A caller reported and turned in a wallet. The owner was contacted, and the wallet returned.
Wednesday, Dec. 17
A caller reported the license plate number of an abandoned vehicle on Main Street. The vehicle’s owner was contacted.
A caller reported seeing a bright light at the top of Mount Ripinsky. An officer was advised.
Borough police received a report of an Office of Children’s Services complaint being filed.
Friday, Dec. 19
A caller reported a vehicle accident without injury at 22 Mile Haines Highway. A Haines Borough police officer and a village public safety officer from Klukwan responded.
A caller reported a cutting-edge of a grader on the side of the road on First Avenue. The borough Department of Public Works was notified and responded.
There was one 911 hangup call, two canine calls, six EMS calls and two burn permits issued.
Monday, Dec. 28
The fire department performed a service call on First Avenue.
A caller reported their vehicle was stuck in the roadway on Second Avenue. The fire department and borough police responded, and the vehicle was moved.
Tuesday, Dec. 29
A caller reported their vehicle was stuck and gave a description of the vehicle. He has left the vehicle.
A Nixle alert was sent out for a travel advisory from the Department of Transportation due to hazardous road conditions.
An officer assisted another agency in the 300 block of the Haines Highway.
A caller reported that their vehicle was stuck and gave a vehicle description. A Nixle was sent out to advise of the hazardous road conditions.
Wednesday, Dec. 30
A caller reported their vehicle was stuck at Letnikof Cove and gave a description. A Nixle was sent out to advise of hazardous road conditions.
There were multiple reports of roadways blocked with snow, inaccessible or single lane only. The borough offices closed.
A caller reported a general alarm in the 100 block of the Haines Highway. The volunteer fire department responded. It was a water alarm, there was no fire. The alarm was reset.
A caller reported an avalanche. There were no injuries, but Lutak Road was blocked. Alaska State Troopers and the state’s Department of Transportation responded. Nixle alerts were sent out advising of hazardous road conditions.
A caller requested to know the road conditions around their stuck vehicle at Letnikof Cove. The caller was advised that the roads are still unsafe.
Thursday, Dec. 31
A caller reported their vehicle broke down in the parking lot near the 100 block of First Avenue. It was towed the next morning.
A caller in the 20 block of Tower Road requested information on getting the area shoveled. The volunteer fire department was advised and gave information for public snow-clearing services.
A caller reported a cyber threat via email. An officer was advised.
A caller in the 100 block of Third Avenue reported a possible carbon monoxide leak. The fire department responded.
Friday, Jan. 1
A caller requested to have their Piedad Road driveway access plowed as they are unable to access it. The borough’s Department of Public Works was advised.
Saturday, Jan. 2
An officer assisted another agency.
A caller turned in a hubcap found on the side of Lutak Road.
There was one 911 hangup call, no canine calls, 10 EMS calls, and one burn permit issued.
Monday, Jan. 4
A caller in the 1000 block of the Haines Highway reported firewood missing from their property. An officer was advised.
Tuesday, Jan. 5
The Department of Transportation issued a travel advisory for road conditions on the Haines Highway. The borough sent out a Nixle alert.
A caller on Lutak Road reported online harassment. An officer was advised.
An officer responded to a call about a vehicle blocking Deishu Drive.
The Klehini Valley Volunteer Fire Department responded to a fire alarm at 22 Mile Haines Highway. It was a false alarm.
Wednesday, Jan. 6
A caller reported a water flow alarm on First Avenue.
A caller reported an injured moose on the Haines Highway. A borough police officer and Alaska State Troopers responded.
A caller reported an avalanche blocking half of Lutak Road. The Department of Transportation was advised.
A caller reported a person was possibly driving while intoxicated on Third Avenue. An officer responded.
A caller reported a parked vehicle on Main Street was interfering with snow removal. An officer was advised.
A police officer responded to a vehicle parked on Front Street with its hazard lights on.
Thursday, Jan. 7
The Haines Volunteer Fire Department performed a service call.
A caller at 7.5 Mile Haines Highway requested to speak with an officer regarding a civil matter. An officer was advised.
An officer advised that multiple moose were near the roadway at Letnikof Cove. A Nixle alert was sent out.
Friday, Jan. 8
A caller reported a snow berm blocking traffic on Front Street. Public Works was advised.
An officer performed a welfare check on Second Avenue.
The borough’s Department of Public Works reported a vehicle in the ditch on Sixth Avenue. An officer responded.
Saturday, Jan. 9
A caller reported that multiple vehicles were caught in an avalanche on the Haines Highway. There were no known injuries. Borough police and fire department personnel, the Klehini Valley Volunteer Fire Department and state Department of Transportation responded.
Multiple vehicles reported being stuck in snow berms on Third Avenue. Borough police and public works were advised.
A caller reported they received calls from a neighbor stating there were people in their backyard looking in their windows on Second Avenue. Officers were advised.
An officer assisted a driver stuck in a snow berm on Young Road.
A caller reported snow falling off her roof that may break her windows on Deishu Drive. An officer responded.
A caller requested assistance for one of their employees getting to work. An officer responded.
A caller reported hearing an injured moose in a wooded area. An officer was advised.
The fire department performed a service call on Union Street.
A caller requested to speak to an officer regarding a civil matter. They were referred to the Haines District Court.
An officer assisted a motorist on Second Avenue.
An officer assisted a motorist on Deishu Drive.
A caller reported hearing a collapsing sound on the Haines Highway. Haines Borough police responded.
Sunday, Jan. 10
A caller reported getting stuck in an avalanche and digging herself out at 26 Mile Haines Highway. There were no injuries. Borough police and the department of transportation were advised.
A caller reported concerns about snowmachine usage on the highway at 34 Mile. The caller was advised of travel advisories sent out by Nixle.
A caller reported that a vehicle slid into a ditch on FAA Road. No injuries were reported. Police and public works were advised.
A caller reported that their vehicle was stuck on FAA road due to ice. The caller was informed of the travel advisories in place.
A caller reported that a culvert is overflowing on the Haines Highway. Public works was advised.
The Department of Transportation requested that Nixles be sent out with travel advisories for the Haines Highway and Lutak Road.
A caller reported ice formations on her Second Avenue porch. An officer and borough building maintenance were advised.
A caller on Lynnview Drive wanted to speak to someone about a custody matter. They were referred to SEARHC and the court system.
A caller reported an avalanche covering half of the roadway near Mile 3 Haines Highway. The state’s Department of Transportation was advised.
A caller reported a power outage on Fourth Avenue. Alaska Power & Telephone was advised.
A caller reported three semi trucks parked on the Main Street obstructing traffic. An officer responded.
A caller reported snow removal equipment not having rear lights on Sawmill Road. An officer was advised.
A caller reported a vehicle struck another vehicle sliding on the ice on Front Street. There were no injuries reported. An officer responded and issued a citation.
A caller reported getting their vehicle stuck on Haven Court. An officer responded and assisted the driver.
There were four 911 hangup calls, and nine EMS calls issued during this reporting period.