Daily Summaries

Major incidents / high‑priority events

• Stolen vehicle recovered in Palisade — 112 W 3rd St (12:57)

  • Stolen Honda (plate reported with trailing “77”) that had been entered as stolen earlier in the morning was located parked and unoccupied. Units 2646 (and others) responded; contact made with the driver who was cooperative. Tow/recovery actions followed.

• Motorcycle vs. vehicle crash — Las Colinas / Los Colonias Dog Park (≈13:07)

  • Female rider struck a parked van in the dog‑park lot. Patient: female, bleeding around her eyes and with a knee injury; conscious and breathing. Truck 1 / Ambulance responded; tow requested for motorcycle. Case/collision documented.

• Serious motorcycle crash — South Main / Palisade (night ≈19:03–19:14)

  • Multiple 911 callers reporting a vehicle vs. motorcycle collision with at least one injured rider (initially reported unconscious). Law, fire and EMS dispatched; tow requested for the motorcycle. Patient(s) transported/treated per EMS notes.

• Injured bicyclist / possible major injury — 4 Road area (mid‑afternoon ≈15:55–16:07)

  • Multiple calls reporting a high‑speed bicycle crash (female rider, teeth knocked out, altered level of consciousness). Squad/ambulance responded; CareFlight accepted and launched for an air standby; patient transported by ground/air depending on scene assessment.

• Cardiac arrest / CPR — 2659 Paradise Way (≈10:44–10:45)

  • 85‑year‑old male reported not conscious/not breathing; CPR in progress. Truck 6 / Ambulance units responded Code 3; ALS / transport actions initiated.

Fires, smoke checks, hazardous situations

• Train‑car (rail) fire / campfire inside rail car — Crosby Ave / W Main St (≈20:57)

  • Passerby saw smoke/fire in an open rail car. Fire department responded, informed Union Pacific; incident investigated and cleared; no hazmat reported on the car.

• Smoke check / small brush and trash fires (I‑70 mile marker 64–65 and other locations)

  • Multiple calls for smoke near I‑70 (MM 64/65). Fire units located small smoldering piles or permitted burns in several spots (Old Hwy 6 near MM 65, a small unattended trash burn, a warming/backyard fire) — crews extinguished and cleared.

• Battery self‑ignition with slight structure extension (≈18:02)

  • Fire caused by an ignited battery; minor extension to the building, scene overhauled and cleared; landlord notified.

• Commercial building alarm / Villa 718 (718 Horizon Dr) (21:04)

  • Alarm and reports of smoke; multiple fire units TAC‑1 dispatched; building evacuated briefly, fire found and cleared; occupants allowed back in.

• Gas smell / True Hotel (late night)

  • Reports of strong gas odor; Truck 1 responded to investigate.

Traffic, crashes, and DUI / impaired driver activity

• Repeated attempt‑to‑locate / lookout broadcasts for suspected impaired drivers on I‑70 and local roads throughout the day:

  • Reports included semi‑tractor swerving/smoking (I‑70 MM 12/58/60/62/63), box truck with no plate (MM 59), silver Malibu driving erratically (MM 23), and a gold Honda on F Road. Multiple agencies were notified; several attempts to locate were aired.
  • One report of a Dodge Ram (child reported in vehicle) traveled onto I‑70 eastbound toward Parachute — agencies were notified (Garfield County / State Patrol coordination).

• Motor vehicle crashes and hit‑and‑runs

  • Multiple parking‑lot and minor collisions reported through the shift (including a reported hit‑and‑run at Las Colinas Dog Park, and a two‑vehicle crash on Hwy 50/24½ Road area). Tows requested/arranged for disabled/damaged vehicles when required.

Medical / EMS notable activity

• Multiple critical / time‑sensitive EMS responses during the period:
  • Pediatric seizure at 2909 Brodick Way (2‑year‑old) — Ambulance and Engine dispatched.
  • Falls with head injuries, elderly falls, cardiac and stroke activations across the county (dozens of EMS pages and transports noted).
  • St. Mary’s Hospital diversion: St. Mary’s listed as on divert (including trauma/stroke) for a period due to incapacitated scanning services (reported ~16:58). Dispatchers advised units and updated routing accordingly.

Significant arrests / warrants / law enforcement actions of public interest

• Multiple Code‑6 (warrant/extradition) confirmations and arrests across the day — examples:
  • Texas warrant confirmed for subject at Lucky Me (29 & Patterson) — extradition details discussed (≈11:29).
  • Several deputies served or confirmed warrants during traffic stops and calls (details handled by units; some were felony FTA/FTA traffic warrants).

Other items of public interest

• Crime Stoppers car show / community safety presence at the fairgrounds (morning).
• Animal control / loose dog responses and animal pickups scattered throughout the day (including a roaming black lab; multiple calls routed to animal services).
• Numerous residential burglar / alarm responses — at least one residential alarm (3200 Nolene Dr) resulted in contact with homeowner and a cleared scene.
• Property recovery / found ID turned in at the airport (TSA found ID; PD created property report).

Notes/clarifications:

• The original radio transcriptions contained some garbled plate/plate‑spellings and garbled names; the report focuses on the most likely, corroborated facts (locations, unit actions, scene outcomes). Routine radio checks, administrative items, and non‑actionable traffic were omitted. If you want a time‑ordered log (complete timeline) or copies of case numbers for a specific incident, say which incident and I’ll extract those entries and case numbers.