Daily Summaries

2025-09-21 06:00:34

  • Brush Fire Near Highway 65

    • Type of Incident: Brush Fire
    • Location: Mile marker 54-55 on Highway 65, south side
    • Time: Around 06:30-06:48
    • Details: A small 4x4 to 5x5 brush fire was reported about 100 yards off the road. It was later determined to be a controlled burn that was nearly out. Fire units cleared the scene after confirming no hazards.

  • Residential Fire at 636 Margarita Drive

    • Type of Incident: Structure Fire
    • Location: 636 Margarita Drive
    • Time: Around 10:14-10:58
    • Details: Smoke alarms triggered and smoke was observed inside the house, but no flames were seen. The house was unoccupied, and fire crews had difficulty finding the lockbox for entry. The fire was contained to the oven sparking and was removed. The scene was cleared with no extension of fire.

  • Possible Plane Crash Near Hawkeye Road

    • Type of Incident: Suspected Plane Crash (False Alarm)
    • Location: Near 1260 Hawkeye Road, Kokopelli Trailhead area
    • Time: Around 10:18-10:35
    • Details: A report of a plane crash with smoke rising was investigated. Law enforcement and fire units responded. The airport confirmed no reports of missing or downed aircraft; an older model biplane was performing aerobatics with smoke systems in the area as part of an airshow. Units cleared after confirming no crash.

  • Choking Incident at Willows Assisted Living

    • Type of Incident: Medical Emergency (Choking)
    • Location: 243 North Cherry Street, Willows Assisted Living
    • Time: Around 07:06-07:24
    • Details: An 80-year-old female was choking with a complete food obstruction but was coughing slightly. EMS and law enforcement responded, and the patient was conscious but not breathing initially.

  • Motorcycle Crash with Fatality

    • Type of Incident: Motorcycle Accident
    • Location: 3308E Edward and 1 Quarter Road
    • Time: Around 04:29-05:00
    • Details: A female rider flipped on her motorcycle, found face down, not conscious and not breathing. EMS and law enforcement responded. A faint pulse was found, but the injury included a severe leg fracture. CPR was administered on scene. The patient was declared deceased (DOA) after resuscitation efforts.

  • Bicycle Accident with Injuries

    • Type of Incident: Bicycle vs. Vehicle Accident
    • Location: Beechwood Street and Pheasant Run Circle
    • Time: Around 16:58-17:03
    • Details: A 17-year-old male riding a bicycle collided with the back of a vehicle, resulting in facial injuries with the patient’s face going through a rear window. EMS responded, patient conscious and breathing.

  • Structure Fire at 2781 Lexington Court

    • Type of Incident: Structure Fire
    • Location: 2781 Lexington Court
    • Time: Around 21:10-21:25
    • Details: A residential fire was reported with smoke and believed roof involvement. All occupants and pets were evacuated safely. Fire department units were dispatched and established command.

  • Oven Fire at 473 Robrin Drive

    • Type of Incident: Structure Fire (Oven Fire)
    • Location: 473 Robrin Drive
    • Time: Around 22:42-22:58
    • Details: The oven was sparking and shooting flames inside the home. No extension of fire occurred, and the oven was removed safely from the residence. The homeowner was advised, and the scene was cleared.

  • Choking and Medical Emergencies

    • Multiple medical emergencies involving patients choking, diabetic issues, chest pain, and falls were reported throughout the day at various assisted living facilities and residences, including Willows Assisted Living, Solstice Senior Living, and others.

  • Suicidal and Mental Health Related Incidents

    • Several calls involved suicidal threats or mental health crises, including an 82-year-old violent male at Capella Assisted Living barricading nurses, a subject threatening suicide at the retreat at Harbor, and multiple welfare checks for suicidal behavior.

  • Animal and Livestock Complaints

    • Reports of dogs attacking livestock and animal abuse were investigated at locations including 101 Desert Road and 2910 Bunting Avenue.

  • Traffic and Vehicle Incidents

    • Numerous traffic stops, suspected DUI investigations, and vehicle crashes with minor injuries or no injuries were handled. Notable was a reported wrong-way driver on Highway 50 and multiple hit and run reports.

  • Law Enforcement Activity

    • Numerous calls involved assaults, disturbances, trespassing, verbal disputes, and welfare checks. Several arrests and detentions were made, including for outstanding warrants, intoxication, and protective order violations.

  • Special Event Standbys

    • Ambulance and fire units provided standby coverage for events such as the Tour of the Vineyards bike race, high school rodeo, and football games.

This summary covers the notable events and key incidents during the reported period in Grand Junction and surrounding areas.