Daily Summaries

2026-01-12 06:00:30

  • Suicidal Subject Staged Response

    • Type of Incident: Suicidal subject response (staged)
    • Location: Area of Clifton townhouses, 3222 D Boy and a Half Road
    • Time: 19:10
    • Details: Units staged for a suicidal subject. Law enforcement involvement noted. No further outcome provided.

  • Residential Fire Alarm – Cancelled

    • Type of Incident: Residential fire alarm (false alarm)
    • Location: 1306 North 23rd Street, Unit A
    • Time: 22:21
    • Details: Alarm company reported smoke detector alarm with no answer at the residence. Fire units responded but homeowner later requested cancellation. No fire found.

  • Psychiatric Patient with Aggressive Behavior

    • Type of Incident: Psychiatric emergency
    • Location: Beehive Assisted Living, 2395 H Henry Road, House A common area
    • Time: 20:38
    • Details: 92-year-old female with dementia acting aggressive and combative, has hit staff. Law enforcement requested to respond.

  • Multiple Lift Assists for Elderly Patients

    • Type of Incident: Lift assists
    • Locations and Times:
      • Picture Ranch Mobile Home Park, 3251E Edward Road, Unit 1 at 20:04 (81-year-old male fell, no injuries)
      • 165 North Cherry Street, Unit B-Boy at 20:55 (69-year-old male fell, no injuries)
      • 3284 Misty Ridge Court at 21:27 (64-year-old male with flu fell out of recliner, no injuries)
    • Details: Multiple calls for lifting assistance for elderly patients who fell but did not have injuries.

  • Patient with Seizure

    • Type of Incident: Medical emergency – seizure
    • Location: 1804 Rood Avenue
    • Time: 19:42
    • Details: 70-year-old male conscious and breathing after a seizure. Law enforcement requested on scene due to alert at address.

  • Respiratory Distress Cases

    • Type of Incident: Medical emergencies – breathing difficulties
    • Locations and Times:
      • 617 Panorama Drive at 19:39 (91-year-old female coughing mucus, difficulty breathing)
      • Homeless shelter, 2853 North Avenue at 20:41 (68-year-old female with asthma/COPD, difficulty speaking between breaths, code 3)
      • 606 East Foresight Circle, Room 201 at 03:33 (76-year-old male conscious but not alert, difficulty breathing, code 3)
    • Details: EMS responded to several patients experiencing breathing difficulties, including one at code 3 requiring urgent response.

  • Patient with Abdominal Pain – Pregnant Female

    • Type of Incident: Medical emergency – abdominal pain
    • Location: Comfort Inn Horizon Drive, Room 222
    • Time: 20:31
    • Details: 20-year-old pregnant female, conscious and breathing, with abdominal pain and history of recent hospital visits.

  • Intoxicated Unconscious Male

    • Type of Incident: Medical emergency – intoxicated unconscious patient
    • Location: 3199 Nathan Avenue
    • Time: 21:07
    • Details: 26-year-old male passed out, eyes open but unresponsive, law enforcement requested for assistance.

  • Fall with Head Injury

    • Type of Incident: Medical emergency – fall with possible head injury
    • Location: 2787C Charles and a Half Road
    • Time: 00:11
    • Details: 72-year-old female fell, conscious and breathing, reporting possible bleeding from head and now feeling pain and nausea.

  • Back Pain with Bulging Disc

    • Type of Incident: Medical emergency – back pain
    • Location: 3189B Boy and a Half Road
    • Time: 23:39
    • Details: 75-year-old male conscious and breathing with back pain due to bulging disc; door unlocked at south side of house.

  • Patient Fell with Head Injury, Trouble Moving

    • Type of Incident: Medical emergency – fall
    • Location: 725 Ash Drive
    • Time: 23:52
    • Details: 81-year-old male fell two hours prior, currently in bed, having trouble moving and hit back of head.

  • Noise Complaint

    • Type of Incident: Noise complaint
    • Location: 121 South Bauer Mountain Production Services area
    • Time: 20:00
    • Details: Music complaint reported to have been ongoing for several hours.

  • Domestic Disturbance with Children Present

    • Type of Incident: Domestic disturbance
    • Location: Red Bull, 455 32 and 8th Road
    • Time: 19:43
    • Details: Female reports husband screaming, male intoxicated, no weapons, two children ages 3 and 6 present. Male escalating verbally.

  • Suspicious Person and Vehicle Checks

    • Type of Incident: Suspicious activity and vehicle checks
    • Details: Multiple reports of suspicious persons looking into vehicles and vehicles with doors open in various neighborhoods; no direct threats or crimes confirmed.

  • Trespass and Uncooperative Intoxicated Patient

    • Type of Incident: Trespass and intoxicated uncooperative patient
    • Location: 3199 Nathan Avenue
    • Time: 21:10
    • Details: Male patient intoxicated, initially unresponsive but later conscious, law enforcement attached to EMS response.

  • Multiple Medical Alarms and False Alarms

    • Type of Incident: Medical alarms, mostly false alarms
    • Locations: Various including 225 North Colson Street, 2314 Logos Drive
    • Details: Several medical alarm activations with no confirmed emergencies; units cleared after investigation.

  • Animal Control – Loose Cows

    • Type of Incident: Animal control
    • Location: Thunder Mountain, near elementary school, and 3076 ½ Road
    • Time: Around 22:24–22:47
    • Details: Loose cows and calves reported on roads; animals trapped in fenced area and then cleared from roadway.

  • Vehicle and Traffic Stops

    • Details: Multiple traffic stops and vehicle checks including a vehicle swerving on Iron Drive and several checks on vehicles with doors open in neighborhoods.

  • Public Safety Checks and Welfare Checks

    • Details: Welfare checks for individuals with suicidal thoughts and mental health concerns, including a male threatening self-strangulation near 22nd and Walnut and a male expressing suicidal ideation by police contact request.

  • Miscellaneous Medical Calls

    • Patients with diabetic issues, abdominal pain, seizures, and other medical complaints were routinely transported or refused transport after assessment.