Daily Summaries

2025-10-24 06:00:35

  • Single Vehicle Rollover Crash

    • Type of Incident: Vehicle Accident
    • Location: 2328 H Road (Hennie Road)
    • Time: 18:52
    • Details: A gold Chevy Silverado driven by a 30-year-old male rolled over, partially in a ditch and hit a fence. The driver was unconscious but breathing, possibly had a seizure. Extraction was required, and the patient was transported to St. Mary's.

  • Motor Vehicle Fire

    • Type of Incident: Fire
    • Location: 29 1/2 Road and Orchard Avenue
    • Time: 15:26
    • Details: Report of smoke coming from the top of an RV, north of the address on the west side of 29 1/2 Road. The RV has a wood-burning stove. Fire engine responded to investigate.

  • Vehicle Crash with Injuries on I-70 Mile Marker 45 Eastbound

    • Type of Incident: Vehicle Accident
    • Location: I-70 Mile Marker 45 Eastbound
    • Time: 19:10-19:11
    • Details: Two patients, approximately 18 years old, involved in a crash. Both conscious and breathing. Law enforcement on scene. Ambulance en route.

  • Accidental Activation of Vehicle Alarm - Blue Nissan Pathfinder Crash

    • Type of Incident: Vehicle Accident / False Alarm
    • Location: 275 West Water Circle
    • Time: 08:22-08:32
    • Details: SOS notification for crash involving a blue Nissan Pathfinder. Upon arrival, it was determined to be an accidental activation with no injuries. Units cleared.

  • Cardiac Arrest / Obvious Death

    • Type of Incident: Medical Emergency
    • Location: 227 2nd Street, Unit A
    • Time: 12:43-13:00
    • Details: Patient found cold and stiff, CPR attempted but patient was declared an obvious death. Law enforcement on scene.

  • Possible Overdose - Male with Alcohol and Mental Health Concerns

    • Type of Incident: Medical Emergency / Mental Health
    • Location: 602 Devon Drive
    • Time: 11:02-11:12
    • Details: 69-year-old male conscious but uncooperative, reportedly overdosed on alcohol and expressing suicidal thoughts. Law enforcement staged nearby. Mutual aid requested for interpreter.

  • Fire Alarm Activation - 29 Mile Apartments

    • Type of Incident: Fire Alarm
    • Location: 2915 Orchard Avenue, Building 8
    • Time: 11:11-11:32
    • Details: General fire alarm on third floor. No fire found, maintenance worker operating a vacuum causing the alarm. Units cleared.

  • Patient Fell and Hit Head - Multiple Calls

    • Type of Incident: Medical Emergency / Fall
    • Locations and Times:
      • 2023 Broadview Court (07:39-07:40): 80-year-old male, conscious, breathing, head injury, Code 3 response.
      • 866 Summer Bend Court (09:43-09:44): 78-year-old female, conscious, breathing, minor injuries from fall out of bed.
      • 3203 North 15th Street (10:26-10:27): 94-year-old female, conscious, breathing, fell and hit head, Code 2 response.
      • 681 Horizon Drive, Safeway parking lot (20:49-20:52): 50-year-old male, conscious, bleeding from head, Code 2 response.
      • 1209 Ridge Drive, Apt 407 (16:10-16:11): 81-year-old female, conscious, breathing, fell, no injuries reported.

  • Seizure Incident - Pregnant Female

    • Type of Incident: Medical Emergency
    • Location: 612 Landing Court
    • Time: 13:59-14:00
    • Details: 27-year-old female, 32 weeks pregnant, conscious but having a seizure. Code 3 response and transport to hospital.

  • Possible Suicidal Subject - 3rd Flats Trailhead

    • Type of Incident: Mental Health / Suicide Risk
    • Location: 3rd Flats Trailhead
    • Time: 10:37-10:53
    • Details: Stage assignment for a possible suicidal subject. Deputies on scene, requesting ambulance upgrade to Code 3. Patient conscious and breathing.

  • Smell of Gas Report

    • Type of Incident: Possible Gas Leak
    • Location: 1880 J Road
    • Time: 14:54-15:02
    • Details: Response to smell of gas at residential structure. Investigation ongoing.

  • Overdose with Fentanyl Suspected - Male, 30 Years Old

    • Type of Incident: Medical Emergency / Overdose
    • Location: 3199 Bunting Avenue
    • Time: 01:08-01:11
    • Details: Male patient not conscious, not breathing, CPR in progress. Narcan administered once. Law enforcement en route.

  • Multiple Medical Responses for Chest Pain and Abdominal Pain

    • Various calls throughout the day for chest pain and abdominal pain for adults mostly in the 40-70 age range, Code 2 and 3 responses, with transport to hospitals.

  • Vehicle Crash - Vehicle vs. Pole at North Avenue and 12th Street

    • Type of Incident: Vehicle Accident
    • Location: North Avenue and 12th Street
    • Time: 11:29-11:33
    • Details: Vehicle possibly hit a pole, unknown injuries. Fire and EMS responded. Later, a bicyclist crash reported nearby.

  • Lift Assists for Elderly Patients

    • Multiple lift assist calls for elderly patients with no injuries, including at 21331 Little Park Road, 725 Ash Drive, and 2834 and a half Elm Avenue.

  • Trespass and Disturbance Calls

    • Police responded to multiple trespass and verbal disturbance calls, including a verbal disturbance involving a male allegedly trying to take children at Wood Springs Suites and unruly juveniles at Palisade Memorial Center.

  • Welfare Checks and Mental Health Calls

    • Several welfare and mental health-related calls, including juvenile suicidal ideation at Aerial Clinical Services and incoherent patient with tremors at Capella Senior Living.

  • Traffic Stops and Vehicle Checks

    • Multiple routine traffic stops, vehicle registrations checks, and suspicious vehicle investigations reported throughout the day.

  • Runaway Juvenile Reports

    • Several juvenile runaway reports, with one 15-year-old female at Mesa View Mobile Home Park and a 14-year-old male at 2901 Don Drive.

  • Community Events and Special Assignments

    • Standby and special event assignments such as at Platteville High School and Colburn Rodeo Grounds.

  • Animal Complaints

    • Animal control responses including dog loose in area near 2528 San Diego and multiple animal complaints with no further issues.

  • Miscellaneous Fire and EMS Responses

    • Numerous medical transports, patient refusals, and non-emergent calls for sick or injured persons, including patients with strokes, wound infections, and falls.

  • False Alarms and Cancelled Calls

    • Several false alarms, accidental activations, and cancelled responses throughout the day.

This summary prioritizes notable incidents involving crashes, fires, medical emergencies, and other events of public interest while omitting routine administrative and radio check traffic.