Sunday, August 2
A citizen turned in a found debit card on the Haines Highway. The owner was contacted and picked up the card.
A caller at 31.5 mile on the Haines Highway requested information and updates about wildfires.
A caller on FAA road reported a person tried to shoot a bear in front of their house.
A caller in the 300 block of Lynnview Drive reported a loud, intoxicated person in the area.
An officer assisted another agency in the 300 block on the Haines Highway.
Klukwan Volunteer Fire Department set up a landing zone for Wildfire Operations at 26 mile on the Haines Highway.
A caller in the 300 block of Lynnview Drive requested assistance about an intoxicated person.
An officer performed a routine traffic stop on the Haines Highway.
A caller on the 800 block of Young Road reported a person yelling at them about their dog and making threats.
Monday, August 3
A caller on the 800 block of Mud Bay Road reported damage to their property by a bear. An officer responded and Fish and Game was advised.
A caller on the 500 block of FAA road reported a bear in their cherry tree again. An officer and Fish and Game were advised.
A caller reported a stolen firearm.
Haines Borough Police Department received a civil packet to be served on the 5000 block of Lutak Road.
An officer assisted another agency.
A driver on the 300 block of the Haines Highway received a verbal warning for speeding.
A citizen turned in a camera found at the park. The property was returned to the owner.
Tuesday, August 4
A caller at Chilkoot Lake reported their camera missing. The camera was returned to the owner.
A caller on the 300 block of Allen Road wanted to make a report for information purposes. A report was filed.
Multiple callers on the 10 block of Second Avenue reported a man on the sidewalk yelling at cars.
An officer assisted a citizen in need with transportation.
Haines Borough Police Department received an SOS notification form outside the region and relayed information to the proper agency.
Haines Borough Police Department performed a civil paper service on the 10 block of Moose Lane.
An individual dropped off a credit card found while walking Battery Point Trail. The item was logged into lost and found.
A caller at Fort Seward reported a wallet and contents as lost. The item description and contact information were obtained.
Wednesday, August 5
A caller on the 600 block of Mud Bay Road reported a bear in their tree. Fish and game was advised.
A caller on the 100 block of Third Avenue reported damage to their vehicle by another driver.
A caller at Jones Point reported another vehicle backed into their vehicle, no injuries.
Thursday, August 6
A caller at the Fairgrounds reported a wallet lost. The item description and contact information was obtained.
A caller on Fair Drive reported a juvenile black bear in their tree.
A caller on First Avenue reported a bear in their yard.
A driver on Third Avenue and the Haines Highway received citations for registration and proof of insurance.
A caller on Main Street requested a welfare check on their neighbors. Multiple officers responded.
A caller on the 200 block of First Avenue reported a bear in a tree. An officer and state park ranger responded.
A caller on Second Avenue reported a bear being chased off by a dog.
A caller on the 800 block of Mud Bay road reported damage to their property by a bear. An officer responded and Fish and Game was advised.
A caller at 24 mile on the Haines Highway reported there was a bear on their property.
Friday, August 7
Haines Borough Police Department received a protective order to be served on the 300 block of the Haines Highway.
A caller on Mud Bay Road reported a minor vehicle accident with no injuries.
Haines Borough Police Department received a civil packet to be served on the 300 block of the Haines Highway.
A caller on Chilkat Lake Road reported a boat taking on water. An officer and AST were advised.
A caller on the 1000 block of the Haines Highway reported a domestic dispute.
Saturday, August 8
A caller on Second Avenue reported a noise disturbance.
A caller reported their cell phone missing. The item description and contact information was obtained.
A caller at the softball field reported a minor vehicle incident.
A caller reported a juvenile being harassed.
A caller reported someone was shooting off fireworks.
There were five hang-up calls, one canine call, one burn permit issued and 10 EMS calls during this reporting period.