Police Report
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TweetTuesday, December 25
A caller reported a moose on the side of the road at 14 Mile Haines Highway.
Haines Fire and Haines Police responded to a vehicle accident with injuries on Front Street.
A Second Avenue caller reported a welfare check.
Wednesday, December 26\
A First Avenue caller reported a moose in the area.
A Haines area caller reported a vehicle blocking traffic.
Thursday, December 27
A Lutak Road caller reported a damaged street sign.
A Third Avenue caller reported two snow machines on the road.
A Haines area caller requested sand on the roads.
Haines Police received a confidential report of drug activity.
Friday, December 28
Haines Fire Dept. responded to a structure fire on Front Street.
A Mud Bay Road caller reported people walking around on their property.
Haines Fire Dept. responded to a fire alarm on Dalton Street.
Haines Police assisted another agency at 27 Mile Haines Highway.
Saturday, December 29
A Lynnview Drive caller reported a dog barking in the area.
A Fourth Avenue business reported a service outage.
A caller reported a vehicle operating without headlights.
A Haines Highway caller reported a moose in the area.
A 23 year old male was arrested for driving while intoxicated at the fairgrounds and was lodged at Haines Rural Jail.
A caller reported an unoccupied vehicle partially in the roadway on Piedad Road.
Sunday, December 30
A welfare check was requested by a Small Tracts Road caller.
A caller reported a vehicle parked in front of a fire hydrant on Matrix Road.
A found wallet was placed in safekeeping.
Monday, December 31
A Blacksmith Street caller reported a civil issue.
Haines Police received a report of a single vehicle accident with no injuries at 30 Mile Haines Highway.
Tuesday, January 1
A caller reported a structure fire at 9 Mile Lutak Road.
A person reported lost keys.
A ring-in alarm reported alert conditions at the 1 Mile Haines Highway pump station.
Wednesday, January 2
A caller reported hitting a moose with their vehicle at 12 Mile Haines Highway; the moose was not injured.
An officer assisted a motorist with vehicle troubles on Mud Bay Road.
A Deishu Drive caller reported a coyote in the area.
Thursday, January 3
A First Avenue caller reported an intoxicated person on their porch.
A Blacksmith Street caller reported hearing a loud argument between a man and a woman in the area.
A caller reported a vehicle that had been abandoned on Main Street.
A caller reported an injured eagle at 20 Mile Haines Highway.
An officer completed a welfare standby on First Avenue.
A caller reported unwanted communication with a second party.
A First Avenue caller reported a male yelling in the area.
A Young Road caller reported someone came into their house.
Friday, January 4
A caller reported a fully engulfed structure fire on Sawmill Road.
A Haines area caller reported losing a pair of bifocals.
Haines Police received a protective order.
An officer followed up with Lutak Road citizens about a previous incident.
A Young Road caller reported an upset male in the area.
A caller reported a vehicle driving in the middle of the road on Second Avenue.
An officer completed a welfare standby on First Avenue.
A Lynn View Drive caller reported a subject shined a laser light in their eyes.
A caller reported a door that was not secured.
Saturday, January 5
A Young Road caller reported a male in the roadway yelling.
An officer served a trespass notice.
An officer assisted a motorist with a frozen lock.
A Mosquito Lake Road caller reported someone had entered their home without permission.
Monday, January 7
Officers completed a welfare check at the request of a caller.
A Mud Bay Road caller reported two loud gunshots.
An officer completed a welfare standby on First Avenue.
A case was initiated by an officer.
A Young Road caller reported a vehicle parked without permission on their property.
There were eleven 911 hang-up, five canine and eight EMS calls, and nine vehicle stops.
