Daily Summaries

2025-10-18 06:00:26

  • Two-Vehicle Crash with Injuries at 19 Road and K King Road

    • Type of Incident: Traffic Accident
    • Location: 19 Road and K King Road
    • Time: Around 18:50
    • Details: Two vehicles involved with moderate damage; a female occupant sustained a possible broken arm and neck pain. One female was trapped but was safely extricated without movement to avoid further injury. State Patrol and law enforcement assisted with traffic control.

  • Scooter vs. Vehicle Accident at 710 North Avenue

    • Type of Incident: Traffic Accident
    • Location: 710 North Avenue
    • Time: Around 16:45 - 16:50
    • Details: Male scooter rider injured with knee pain. Ambulance and state patrol responding. The scooter rider was conscious and breathing.

  • Multiple Medical Emergencies Related to Allergic Reactions and Breathing Difficulties

    • Locations: 5111 Highway 50; GBT Downtown Transfer Station; High Desert Assisted Living; Peachtree Adult Care; various residences
    • Times: Multiple, including 08:15, 13:23, 21:43
    • Details: Several patients, including a 25-year-old male allergic to peanuts who used an EpiPen at 5111 Highway 50, and other patients with breathing difficulty or allergic reactions, were treated and transported. Multiple code 2 and code 3 responses involved.

  • Possible Illegal Burns and Smoke Investigations

    • Locations: 516-31 1/2 Road (Applewood Estates); 3277 Misty Ridge Court
    • Times: Around 10:20 - 10:30
    • Details: Reports of white and gray smoke with no visible flames led to investigations. One complaint was about possible illegal trash burning in a barrel; no immediate threats or fires were found.

  • Medical Alarm and Fall Incidents Involving Elderly Patients

    • Locations: Various including 175 Edlin Road, 401 Holly Park Drive, 2787 C Charles and a half, 1604 Chapita Avenue
    • Times: Throughout the day
    • Details: Multiple responses for elderly patients who fell, some with injuries, others needing lift assists. Most were conscious and breathing with pain or difficulty moving.

  • Overdose and Suicide-Related Calls

    • Locations: 421 Alamo Street; 3507G George Road; 1626 Madison's Way
    • Times: Overnight and evening
    • Details: Overdose incidents included a 42-year-old male who consumed mushroom gummies and alcohol and a female who took a handful of pills possibly Wellbutrin. A suicidal subject at George Road was reported to have taken pills and cut himself; deputies and ambulance responded.

  • Fire/CO Alarm Responses

    • Locations: 455 Sandy Drive; U.S. Bank Building 422 White Avenue; various residences
    • Times: Around 08:31 and 14:26
    • Details: CO alarms and smoke detector activations were investigated. No significant CO issues were found; some false alarms attributed to a single faulty smoke detector.

  • Traffic Hazards and Vehicle Incidents

    • Locations: I-70 mile marker 45; Riverside Parkway near 25 Road; 32 and E Edward Road
    • Times: Morning and evening
    • Details: Reports included a trailer on its rim sparking, a single-vehicle rollover near River City Sportsplex with no injuries, and a vehicle vs. scooter crash with airbag deployment.

  • Law Enforcement Notable Activities

    • Incidents: Multiple arrests, welfare checks, verbal disturbances, noise complaints, and suspicious persons
    • Locations: Throughout Grand Junction, Clifton, Fruita, and Palisade
    • Details: Officers responded to several welfare checks, domestic disturbances, harassment, and trespassing calls. There were reports of verbal altercations, intoxicated subjects, and a high-risk stop involving a vehicle and occupants.

  • Animal Control and Welfare Checks

    • Locations: Various including West 1st and Alberta Avenue, 982 Caley Street
    • Times: Throughout the day
    • Details: Responses to loose dogs, animal bites, and welfare checks were conducted. Several dogs were returned to owners; reports of aggressive dogs were noted.

  • Miscellaneous Medical Transports and Calls

    • Locations: Community Hospital, St. Mary's Hospital, various residences and care facilities
    • Times: Throughout the day
    • Details: Numerous code 2 medical transports including patients with chest pain, abdominal pain, migraines, difficulty speaking, stroke symptoms, and altered mental states.

  • Traffic and Road Safety Complaints

    • Locations: Various including North Avenue, Maverick in Fruita, and 32 Road and Highway 50
    • Details: Reports of suspected DUI drivers, reckless driving, and traffic hazards were investigated by law enforcement with some vehicles located and stops made.

This summary reflects notable incidents and events reported in the radio traffic, focusing on emergencies, accidents, and incidents of public interest. Routine and administrative communications have been excluded.