Monday, July 29

00:49 - Ambulance requested in Sierra City.

00:54 - Ambulance requested in Loyalton.

08:40 - Request for civil standby in Downieville.

11:31 - Report of possible trespassing in Alleghany.

12:18 - Lost dog in Calpine.

12:58 - Possible domestic violence reported around Verdi.

13:51 - Fire alarm sounding from fire drill at a Sierraville youth camp.

15:38 - One reported to be drunk in public in Downieville returned to campsite.

15:54 - Alarm accidentally activated at a Loyalton business.

17:36 - Citizen assisted in Loyalton.

19:40 - Sierra City bear pushes over a dumpster and damages driveway pavement.

21:24 - Campfire in Downieville reduced to a “manageable size”.

23:29 - Alarm activation in Verdi does not require a response per the security company.

Tuesday, July 30

01:32 - Ambulance requested in Loyalton.

05:24 - Fish and Wildlife assist bear in exiting a vehicle in Sierra City.

07:48 - Possible abandoned vehicle near Alleghany.

08:48 - Dogs running amuck on Highway 49 near Sierra City.

11:37 - “CHP checked on a sleeping transient off of Highway 49 outside the county.”

13:02 - Found property in Sattley turned into the Sheriff’s Office.

14:09 - Call to a Pike residence ended with no one being home.

15:49 - Hiker having trouble “getting his dog through the steep and rocky terrain” between Upper Sardine Lake and Young America Lake near the Sierra Buttes. Sierra City Fire, USFS, and Nevada County Sheriff’s Search and Rescue rescued hiker and dog.

16:22 - Medical issue at Salmon Lake near Sierra City.

18:07 - Traffic offense near Sierra City.

Wednesday, July 31

07:56 - Bear getting into vehicle around Sierra City.

08:57 - “Sierra County Sheriff’s office conducted flyovers covering the Eastern side of Sierra County.”

10:19 - Bear tearing down a fence in Loyalton, trying to get to trash.

12:01 - Ambulance requested in Loyalton.

14:58 - Civil dispute in Calpine.

15:34 - Sierra County Probation conducting searches in Loyalton.

16:27 - Deputy provided citizen a ride to Plumas County.

16:44 - Open 911 line from Loyalton. Everyone is fine.

18:26 - 775 Offroad & Recovery assisted a group of teenagers near Little Deer Lake with a stuck vehicle.

20:09 - After passing a Field Sobriety Test around Chilcoot, one was “let go with warning of traffic violations.”

23:26 - Ambulance requested in Loyalton.

Thursday, August 1

00:33 - Traffic stop near Verdi resulted in the awareness of both the driver and passenger that their driver’s licenses were suspended.

01:59 - Ambulance request in Loyalton.

05:23 - It is quite possible a bear broke into a vehicle in Sierra City.

08:55 - Washoe County responding to reported crash in their jurisdiction.

09:17 - Wild Plum Campground near Sierra City reports bears invading trash.

09:18 - Injured fawn in Loyaton.

13:14 - Ambulance requested in Loyalton.

13:48 - The driver in a vehicle rollover near Sierraville was transported to the hospital.

14:32 - Livestock feed was ransacked in Loyalton by...yep...a bear.

14:44 - Parking issue at the Downieville Gas Station could result in vehicles being towed off private property.

15:23 - Sierra County Probation now busy in Downieville conducting searches.

16:05 - Ambulance requested in Loyalton.

16:10 - Traffic accident information requested by folks in Sierraville.

19:04 - Verbal altercation in Calpine.

19:04 - Medical call appropriately relayed to Plumas County.

21:26 - Ambulance requested around Sierra City.

Friday, August 2

02:57 - Ambulance requested in Pike.

04:37 - Ambulance requested in Loyalton.

08:30 - Bear going after livestock in Loyalton. Well that’s no good!

10:45 - CHP notified of an abandoned vehicle near Verdi getting stripped. If my car breaks down on the road and I have to leave it there, and you’re of the mindset to steal - just take the whole damn car. Don’t leave me scraps and a towing headache. Even thievery can have higher standards!

11:05 - Bear trying to get into a Loyalton residence. Not good.

15:07 - Deputies aware of concern for a homeless man in Calpine.

16:06 - Owner retrieved lost Apple Watch turned into the Sheriff’s Office by a human with a conscience and a good heart.

17:47 - Report of possible drunk driver in Plumas County jurisdiction.

19:05 - Report of fireworks possibly being set off around Pike. Deputy did not locate any fireworks in the area. GOOD! Don’t be a blockhead and burn us all down! NO FIREWORKS!

20:05 - A loose bull near a highway in Lassen County has CHP and the owner busy remedying the situation.

20:07 - One was cited near Sierra City for no proof of registration.

20:19 - Ambulance requested in Loyalton.

21:33 - Verbal altercation around Stampede Reservoir was loud enough to warrant a response from Truckee PD and our agency. No crimes committed.

22:13 - Deputy advised a party in Camptonville about the most recent fire restrictions after noticing their campfire.

22:15- What in the “h-e double hockey sticks” is this call? “Caller did not have an emergency, no details were given about the caller, and they wanted to make a noise complaint about squirrels being loud and for the dispatcher to say their ABCs backwards. Due to no crime occurring, there was no need for Sheriff’s Office response.” I can totally see myself making this call after about four shots of Ole Smoky Moonshine!

23:35 - Overdue party finally made its way back to Pollock Pines from Downievllle.

Saturday, August 3

07:30 - Verdi caller complaining about parked vehicles on private property.

08:53 - If there were vehicles blocking a Downieville road, they weren’t by the time CHP pulled up! Don’t you love the CHP officers that work our area? I do! I really do!

10:21 - Reno caller advised that there was no accident; just dropped their phone.

12:45 - Report taken in Loyalton over harassment and threats.

13:51 - Ambulance requested in Downieville.

14:24 - Vehicle parked on private property in Downieville without permission.

15:42 - Forest Service responding to vegetation fire around Loyalton.

16:43 - Smoke was reported from Wild Bill Canyon, but the Forest Service couldn’t see any.

16:59 - A smoke sighting around Haskell Peak was from a vehicle.

17:42 - Expired vehicle registration citation near Sierra City.

17:49 - Deputy transported citizen to Reno.

18:11 - Loyalton Fire unable to find reported smoke near Sierra Brooks.

18:12 - Deputy ensured illegal fire near Chapman Creek was put out.

18:13 - If there were folks about to jump off the Durgan Bridge in Downieville, they might have plunged into the water before the law arrived.

18:21 - Illegal camper around Sierra City moved along by a deputy.

18:51 - Traffic offense near Sierra City.

19:17 - Ambulance requested in Sierra City.

20:07 - The “Lunch Fire” near Truckee held overnight; they “currently have a helicopter on it.”

20:11 - The “Lemon Fire” near Truckee held overnight, and they also “currently have a helicopter on it.”

20:28 - Fire woes alleviated at Harding Point as USFS quickly put out a small fire.

23:19 - Deputy advised illegal camper in Downieville on legal locations to pitch a tent.

Sunday, August 4

00:32 - Downieville caller advised car alarm may sound as bear gained entry into vehicle.

10:37 - One arrested in Sierraville after being drunk in public.

11:24 - CHP handling single-vehicle crash on the Yuba Pass.

12:30 - Small fire in Carmen Valley due to lightning strike. Logging crew used a whole water tender.

12:51 - Mental health crisis in Loyalton.

13:08 - Civil dispute in Calpine reported.

13:27 - Bear broke into a laundry room in Loyalton. Probably trying to find Tide laundry detergent and dryer sheets!

14:20 - Ambulance requested in Loyalton.

16:53 - Dogs at large in Calpine.

17:48 - Possible illegal campers around Verdi.

17:51 - Civil standby requested in Loyalton.

18:12 - The reportedly intoxicated male on Main Street in Downieville was not around when the law showed up.

19:15 - Accidental 911 from Calpine.

20:09 - Accidental 911 from Loyalton.

21:01 - Sierraville business confirms alarm sounding was accidental.

21:54 - Deputy unable to locate any reckless drivers around Loyalton as reported.

Total Reported: 103, Bears: 11