Kachemak Emergency Services responded to three medical emergencies during the week of Jan. 23-29. 
Homer Volunteer Fire Department responded to 14 emergency calls and three fire calls for the week of January 23-29.
• On Jan. 23, at 12:44 p.m., fire crews responded to 570 Whispering Meadows for a chimney fire.
• On Jan. 26, at 10:43 a.m., fire crews responded to Kevin Bell Arena for an automatic fire alarm.
• On Jan. 26 at 11:32 a.m., crews returning from a previous call arrived on scene of a four-vehicle accident on Beluga Slough. Crews maintained traffic control while officers and medics worked on the scene.
1/24
• A person reported fraudulent use of his credit card.
• A local business requested a welfare check on a possible suicidal woman on Lee Street.
• A caller reported hitting a moose on Ocean Drive and Douglas Place.
• A 911 caller reported a moose in roadway, possibly hit by a vehicle on Lake Street.
• A caller reported medication stolen from her unlocked vehicle.
1/25
• A caller reported an intoxicated woman at a Hillfair Court facility.
• A caller reported her vehicle was hit by a flat bed truck that then left the scene on Greatland Street.
1/26
• Officers escorted a vehicle transporting a woman with chest pains to SPH.
• Multiple vehicles collided during a whiteout on Beluga Slough.
• An unknown 911 caller reported a school bus losing gear out of an open compartment on Sterling Highway and West Hill Road.
• A woman reported she believed her computer had been hacked.
1/27
• A woman reported her vehicle was hit by an unknown person while parked at Kate Kuhns Aquatic Center.
• A caller reported a school bus stopped in the roadway on East Hill Road and South Slope Drive.
• A caller reported a snow machine on the roadway, making jumps on Ben Walters Lane.
1/28
• A caller reported a baby moose laying in the yard on Lakeshore Dr.
• A caller reported a dog inside the airport fence on FAA Road.
• A caller reported a possible vehicle or boat in the ice on Spit Road.
• An East Skyline caller reported a dead moose in her yard, possibly there a couple of days.
1/29
• A caller reported a possible drug deal in parking lot on the Bypass.
1/30
• A caller reported being chased by two dogs on Skyline Road.
• An officer comes upon a school bus in the middle of the road.
• An officer observed a person, known to be revoked, driving.
• A woman reported her mother received a call from someone directing her to go to a website on her computer. Once she did they hijacked it and said she was no longer able to control it.
1/31
• A 911 caller reported her boyfriend may have ingested a poisonous substance.
• An officer’s consent was given to search a vehicle and confiscated a pipe and a small amount of marijuana on Kachemak Drive.

Kachemak Emergency Services responded to two fire calls and two medical emergency calls during the week of Jan. 9–15.
Homer Volunteer Fire Department responded to 12 emergency medical calls, three fire and two rescue calls for the week of Jan. 9–15.
Homer Volunteer Fire Department responded to seven medical calls and one fire call for the week of Jan. 16-22, 2012.

1/20
• A caller reported her daughter’s iPod touch was stolen at school.
• An anonymous caller reported city dump trucks speeding and honking at children walking on Mattox Road.
• An anonymous caller reported a suspicious vehicle in the Soundview neighborhood.

1/21
• A 911 caller reported her husband is suicidal.
• A woman reported hay left out for moose on Sabrina Rd.
• A woman reported her daughter is violating her conduct agreement.
• A caller reported a man drunk and disturbing neighbors on Ternview Place.
• A 911 caller reported seeing an orange flare over the water toward Seldovia from Spit Road.

1/22
• A man reported his tires had been slashed on Main Street.
• Two men reported someone entered their residence and stole electronic equipment on Soundview.
• A 911 caller reported broken water main with water running across the highway on Sterling Hwy Mile 172.
• A caller reported hearing gunshots heard in the area. Called later to report it was a neighbor shooting off firecrackers on East End Road.

1/23
• A caller reported an unleashed black lab tried to bite an employee again on Kachemak Drive.
• A parent reported daughter received a suicidal text from unknown person from Palmdale, California.

Kachemak Emergency Services responded to two fire calls and two medical emergency calls during the week of Jan. 9–15.
Homer Volunteer Fire Department responded to 12 emergency medical calls, three fire and two rescue calls for the week of Jan. 9–15.

Police
1/10
• Caller reported his electric bill has increased and believes someone is using his power.
•Caller reported seeing a flare somewhere behind the high school.
1/12
• Caller reported a black SUV parked on Felix Circle with three men possibly smoking marijuana.
1/13
• Caller reported a school bus running a red light on East End Road.
• Caller reported a neighbor shoveling snow in the direction of his foundation on Greatland Street.
1/14
• Caller reported being threatened with a gun on Ben Walters Lane.
• Officer checked on a possible suicidal woman on Hansen Avenue.
• Officer assisted HVFD with a dog that fell off a boat in the harbor.

Homer Volunteer Fire Department responded to 5 emergency medical calls and no fire calls for the week of Jan. 2-9.
Kachemak Emergency Services responded to five medical emergencies and two fire calls during the week of Jan 2-8.
1/3
A woman reported being threatened by two young women over belongings left at her residence on Main Street.
An anonymous caller reported a possible intoxicated women on a bicycle on Lake Street and Ocean Drive Loop.
A woman reported witnessing someone hit her vehicle and drove away.
1/4
A woman requested options regarding her 18-year-old and making him leave her home.
A man came to the police station to report a break-in on East Fairview.
1/5
A caller reported an intoxicated man in a home on Herndon Drive.
A caller reported water coming from an unoccupied residence on Mountain View Drive.
A caller reported losing a wallet.
A caller reported a wallet missing on Lake Street.
An out-of-state caller reported threats being made on Ocean Drive Loop.
1/6
A caller reported a man and woman arguing loudly on E. Pioneer Avenue.
A caller reported a trespassed vehicle stuck in the driveway on Mallard Way.
A man presented himself at the counter and requested a copy of reckless driving statute.
A caller reported the neighbors dog chased her daughter from the mailboxes to their house on Sabrina Road.
1/7
A caller reported that a husky type dog is at large and chasing a moose in the area on Kachemak Way and Bayview Avenue.
A woman presented herself at the front counter with questions for an officer about drug testing.
A caller reported she saw a woman wreck her bike in the middle of the road, caller was unable to stop or turn around.
A caller reported hitting a moose with vehicle. Moose walked away.
An officer contacted a disabled vehicle in the road on East End Road and Easy Street.
1/8
An unknown 911 caller reported she was trapped inside of the car wash bay because the door ad frozen shut. On a call back she advised that the attendeant had gotten her out of the bay on Ocean Drive.
A 911 caller reported a man angry with her because she called for help on Nelson Avenue.
A driver was warned for bad driving on Heath Strret and Hazel.
A caller requested patrol of an apartment parking lot due to dispute with evicted tenant on Main Street.

Homer Volunteer Fire Department responded to five emergency calls and one fire call for the week of Dec. 26- Jan. 1. Kachemak Emergency Services responded to three medical emergencies during the week of Dec. 26 – Jan. 4.
On 12-27 crews responded to the area of Main Street and Pioneer Avenue for a possible propane leak. They were unable to detect any propane in the air or find any leaky propane tanks in the area.
12/27
A caller reported an otter in distress on the beach off Spit Road.
A man came to the police station himself and reported his wallet was stolen yesterday. The wallet was found at home in closet.
A caller reported a vehicle impeding snow removal on Hillfair Court.
An apartment manager reported the smell of marijuana coming from the apartments.
A third-party caller reported his wife drove by a possibly intoxicated man walking in the roadway wearing dark clothing and a head lamp on East End Road and Mile 3.
An officer contacted two intoxicated men who appeared to be arguing. One man was arrested for marijuana possession and the other was taken into protective custody.
12/28
A caller reported a shop lifter at a local business on Sterling Highway.
A caller reported a large propane tank in the roadway causing a hazard. The propane tank was removed from the roadway.
A caller reported a possible stolen cell phone.
12/29
A caller reported a possible drug and alcohol use and a person contributing to a minor.
A driver was arrested for driving while license was revoked and was lodged in the Homer Jail.
A 911 caller reported someone pushing a bicycle in the middle of the roadway on the Bypass.
12/30
A woman came to the police counter to report her mental health being used in a fraudulent manner in order to receive public assistance.
Alaska State Troopers reported a stolen vehicle may be in the Homer area.
12/31
A woman reported she was being harassed by four people in a jeep on West Pioneer Avenue.
A woman reported theft from her residence that she was moving out of on Sabrina Road.
An anonymous caller reported underage drinking at a local hotel.
A caller reported fireworks heard.
1/1
A woman reported dogs barking and howling all day on Svedlund Street.
A woman had reported her daughter had ran away. Juvenile was then arrested for MCA.
A man reported a fight in progress in a local bar.
1-2
A woman reported she is being harassed via text message.

Homer Volunteer Fire Department responded to 10 Emergency Medical calls and three fire calls for the week of Dec. 19- 25. On Dec. 19 crews responded to the Homer Middle School for fire alarm activation. Also on that day, crews responded to a residence on Tamara for a chimney fire. On Dec. 23 crews responded to a residence on Willow for a possible structure fire with the smoke showing.
Kachemak Emergency Services responded to three medical emergencies during the week of Dec. 19-25. 

12/19
A caller reported a bicyclist riding in the road and causing a traffic hazard on East End Road and Mattox.
A caller reported an unregistered sex offender at a local business on 780 East End Road.
A man came to the police station with a dog that needed to be placed in the shelter.
An officer was flagged down by an unknown man who reported someone was hunting in city limits on Greatland Street.
A woman came to the police station to report a disabled vehicle in the intersection. The vehicle was then moved off the roadway.
A caller requested a welfare check on his father who is possibly suicidal.

12/20
A caller reported excessive, unwanted phone calls coming in for a hotel guest on the Sterling Highway.
A man reported after-the-fact that his vehicle had been rear ended in the Post Office parking lot.
A caller reported theft of gas from two vehicles on Rangeview.

12/21
A man came to the police station to report a lost cell phone.
A caller reported a man and a woman arguing in the parking lot of a local business on Pioneer Avenue.
A caller reported a possible suicidal woman in the Homer area.
An anonymous woman reported a man buying alcohol for juveniles.
A man reported his ex-wife calling and repeatedly yelling at him.
A woman reported her son missing, but her son returned home safely.
A caller reported hearing a dozen gunshots in the West Highland/ Rogers Loop area.
A woman reported hearing someone prowling around outside of her apartment on Main Street.
A caller reported young men prowling around for the last couple of nights on Ocean Drive Loop.

12/22
Building maintenance reported an intoxicated woman walking down Pioneer Avenue. Officer then saw the woman walk into her residence.
A caller reported theft of items and suspicious activity on East End Road Mile 2.
A caller reported a dead rabbit near the entrance door on 579 Waddell Avenue.
A driver was arrested for DUI, refusal to take a breath test and endangering the welfare of a child in the first-degree.

12/23
A caller reported hearing three shots being fired on East End.
Multiple callers reported gunshots or fireworks in the area of Ocean Loop.
A man came to the police station to report a man sleeping in the Post Office.

12/24
A caller reported receiving threats via text messaging.

12/25
A caller reported two dogs at large. One was a blonde curly haired dog and the other was a thin black dog on West Hill Road and Skyline Drive.
A caller reported firearms being discharged in city limits.
A 911 caller reported he hit a moose, and that his car wasn’t damaged, but the moose was. The moose was given to charity.

12/26
A man came to the police station, saying he thought there was a warrant out of his arrest. Police found two warrants, and placed him in jail.
A caller requested a welfare check on her family, because she has been unable to reach them by phone for a few days.
An ACS operator patched through a man reporting he needed a tow from the beach. The tide had reached his tire.
A caller reported theft of a cement, red-colored bull dog from in front of his residence on Pioneer Avenue.
An unknown woman reported an eagle in the water appeared as though it needed help getting out on Lake Street and the Bypass.

Kachemak Emergency Service units were kept busy this past week responding to 11 emergency calls, two fire calls, six motor vehicle crashes and three medical calls.
Also at 8 a.m. on Saturday Dec. 17 fire crews responded to an automatic aid call to assist Anchor Point on a structure fire. 
Homer Volunteer Fire Department responded to nine EMS calls and four Fire calls for the week of Dec. 12–18. On Dec. 12 crews responded to 61 W. Fairview for a CO alarm activation. On Dec. 13 crews responded to the Christian Community Church for a fire alarm activation. Also, crews responded to 168 E. Bayview for a chimney fire. On Dec. 17 crews responded to 4105 White Alder Lane for a CO alarm activation.

12/13
A caller reported that a hostile man may show up at at a local business to threanten or harass the business owner on Pioneer Avenue.
A caller reported the theft of two marine batteries from his charter boat in the Homer harbor on Spit Road.

12/14
A caller reported two men in the area that he suspects may have stolen a bicycle on Ohlson Lane.
An officer observes a road grader with no rear lights illuminated on the Sterling Highway and Mile 171.5.
A wallet was turned in to the Harbor office on 12/5/11.
A woman presented herself at the counter with a leopard print clutch purse found on Bench near the Homer Tribune on Pioneer Avenue.
A man reported his wallet was taken from the locker room of the Homer High School on 600 Fairview Avenue.

12/15
A caller reported a vehicle along the roadside with doors and windows open.
A 911 call was received with a woman screaming in the background. The woman was transported to South Peninsula Hospital.
A caller reported a woman fell off her bicycle in the middle of the road on Kachemak Drive at Mile 2.
A caller reported a semi truck stuck in the middle of the road on the Homer Spit Road and Kachemak Drive.

12/16
A caller reported an altercation between employee and customer. The person entered the store and was yelling and throwing things on Ben Walters Lane.

12/17
A caller reported a fraud via computer in the Homer area.
A caller reported medication was removed from her purse while in a local business on E. Pioneer Avenue.
A caller reported losing a wallet.
SPH reported a man left the hospital against medical advice.
A 911 caller reported a moose hit by a car on East End Road.

• Homer Volunteer Fire Department responded to six emergency medical calls and two fire calls for the week of Dec. 5-11.
• Kachemak Emergency Services responded to two medical emergencies during the week of Dec. 5 – 11. 

• On Dec. 7, HVFD was dispatched to Homer Middle School for an automatic fire alarm activation. Crews made entry into the building with a key and found a tripped sensor in the annunciation panel. Fire personnel found no fire or smoke in the building and informed the school district of the fault.
11/29
• A caller reported a man emptying his stove ashes on the roadway on Ocean Drive Loop and Cranberry Place.
• A caller reported a vehicle parked in a handicap space without a placard on Hazel Avenue.
• A caller reported being harassed and threatened in the Homer area.
• A woman called 911 to report her vehicle went into a ditch near Spruceview and Mulliken. The woman hit her head in the accident, and the airbags deployed.
• A man reported he kicked his roommate out and is now being threatened.
11/30
• A caller reported a man acting suspiciously around a parked commercial vehicle.
• A woman reported someone damaged her vehicle while it was parked on Main Street.
• An anonymous caller reported seeing a woman going through all the cluster of mailboxes on Clover Lane and Hill View.
• A caller reported two individuals shoplifting at Save U More.
• A woman reported her son was hit on the school bus.
12/1
• A caller reported a body lying in the roadway. Officers to scene found a mannequin in the roadway from Alaska Air National Guard drills.
• A woman reported a person known to her was highly intoxicated and trying to get into her apartment. She was given a ride to another location.
• A caller reported seeing someone with a flashlight prowling around a closed business on East End Road.
• A caller reported vehicles parked along the roadway and two women yelling at each other on Lake Street and Smokey Bay Way.
12/2
• A caller requested a welfare check on a woman who was possibly suicidal.
• A caller reported theft from a building on E. Fairview Avenue.
• An unknown woman requested to speak to an officer about the laws of carrying a firearm in a vehicle.
• A caller reported possible drug activity in a vehicle near Compass Rose.
12/3
• A caller reported Christmas lights taken from their outdoor tree on Bayview Avenue.
12/5
• A caller reported decorative Christmas trees knocked down outside a local business.
12/6
• A caller reported a vehicle circling hers while she was parked in a local parking lot at Mile 2.5 East End Road.
• A woman came to the police counter to report a stolen cell phone.
12/8
• A caller reported theft of items from his luggage while on a local airline flight.
• A person reported a large pick-up truck with an unsecured load dropping logs onto the roadway on East End Road and Kachemak Drive.
• A woman turned in a found wallet.
• A caller reported a young child left unattended in a vehicle.
12/9
• A caller reported a man attempting to collect money by returning items that had not been purchased.
• A person was arrested for driving under the influence and lodged in the Homer Jail.
12/10
• A caller reported a man wearing dark clothing and an orange hat went into wooded area, with what appeared to be a rifle, on Jennifer Place and Hillside.
• A 911 caller reported an intoxicated person walking in the middle of the roadway.
• A caller called with concerns about the conditions his child is living in on Heath Street.
12/11
• An unknown 911 caller reported a semi truck jackknifed in the roadway on Sterling Highway and Rogers Loop.
• A 911 caller reported an escalating argument between a man and an intoxicated woman.

Homer Volunteer Fire Department responded to 10 emergency medical calls and one rescue call for the week of Nov. 28-Dec. 4.
On Dec. 3, HVFD responded to a two-story multi family residence on Mattox for two kids who were locked in a bedroom on the second floor. One of the young people had a broken arm from a previous injury and wasn’t able to leverage the door open. The internal workings of the door handle were broken, leaving the parent and both kids unable to open the door. Firefighters entered the bedroom by placing a ladder at the window. They were able to remove the broken doorknob to open the door.

Kachemak Emergency responded to two medical calls during the week of Nov. 28 – Dec. 4 and had one stand by for the Homer High School ski races at Olsen Mountain Road on Dec. 1-2, where one medical emergency occurred.
 
11/29
A caller reported a man emptying his stove ashes on the roadway on Ocean Drive Loop and Cranberry Place.
A caller reported a vehicle parked in a handicap space without a placard on Hazel Avenue.
A caller reported being harassed and threatened in the Homer area.
A woman called 911 and reported her vehicle went into the ditch on Spruceview and Mulikin. She hit her head and the airbags deployed.

Fire
Kachemak Emergency Services responded to one chimney fire call and two medical emergencies for the week of Nov. 21-27.
Homer Volunteer Fire Department responded to 7 EMS, 1 fire and 1 rescue calls for the week of Nov. 21-27.
11/22
• A caller reported her son was assaulted by another student at Homer High School last week on E. Fairview Avenue.
• Homer High School reported one student threatening another student via text messaging.
• An out-of-town caller requested a check on her son due to friends stating he was using drugs.
11/23
• A caller reported his ex-wife withholding his children and has left them in care of a third party in violation of their visitation agreement.
• Two callers reported a person on a bicycle in the traffic lane barely visible with the snow.
• Public Works reported a parked vehicle impeding snow removal on Greatland Street.
• First student reported a vehicle not stopping at the flashing red lights on the stationary school bus on Soundview Avenue and Bartlett Street.
• An anonymous caller reported a vehicle on the lake. They caller was concerned that the ice is not thick enough.
• A caller reported an ex-student being threatened towards another student.
• A caller reported a person purchasing alcohol for minors.
• A caller reported prescription medications missing.
11/24
• An officer assists HVFD with an intoxicated female on the Sterling Highway.
• A caller reported a bicyclist having problems near the roadway on Ocean Drive and Lake Street.
11/25
• A woman presented herself at the counter and reported a fraudulent rental agreement.
• A caller reported a child locked in the vehicle.
• A 911 caller reported an unresponsive man not breathing.
• South Peninsula Hospital reported a person in the ER because of injuries in MVA.
11/26
• A caller reported unusual activities involving a computer.
• A 911 caller reported an intoxicated person on the roadway.

11/27
• A woman called 911 and reported her care giver is not responding to her.
• A caller reported a guest left a dog in their room that is howling and disturbing other guests.
• A caller reported a vehicle in the ditch on Lee and Kachemak Way.
A caller reported he refused to loan someone money and now they are harassing him.