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WFD call summary July 14-20
7/14: alarm, Madelyn Ct.
7/15: roadway hazard, Hwy KK
7/16: vehicle accident, Hwy 47
wires, Washington Ave.
mutual aid, Marthasville
wires, E. 9th St.
flash flood issue, W. 8th St.
flash flood issue, Borgia Dr.
check building, Elm St.
alarm, Grand Ave.
wires, E. 9th St.
check building, W. 3rd St.
check vehicle, Hwy 100
vehicle accident, Hwy 47
7/17: assist WPD, Norwood Ct.
1st alarm fire, W. 6th St.
alarm, W. Main St.
alarm, Washington Corners
alarm, Marbach Dr.
7/18: alarm, Fox Crest Ct.
alarm, Washington Corners
7/19: citizen assist, E. 5th St.
check vehicle, Hwy 100
vehicle accident, Hwy 47/100
Professional Volunteer Service since 1852 #wfd #volunteerfiredepartment #washmo

10-50 Reported in the downtown area
Traffic Enforcement Activities
Violation of an Order Protection reported
Fraudulent Scam reported
Wildlife call reported on Lincoln Street
Check the Wellbeing requested
Dogs barking in the area of Graham Road
Private property crash
Assorted miscellaneous calls for service
Night Shift 7/19/24
Assist EMS/Overdose in the 600 block of Walnut
Check the well- being of a subject in the 400 block of Windy Hills
Check the well-being of a subject in the 300 block of West 5th Street
Peace disturbance in the 1000 block of East 8th Street
Suspicious person reported in Washington Square
Suspicious person reported in the 2600 block of East 5th Street
We had great feedback from our first Parks Master Plan Public Meeting on Thursday. Thank you to everyone who provided input!




7/19/2024 Dayshift
Harassment complaint handled in the lobby
Found property located and turned in
Traffic enforcement
Soliciting without a permit complaints
Check the well being calls
Private property 10-50s
Order of protection complaint
Thank you to everyone who came to our Annual Flick-n-Float. See you next Summer!

Night Shift Summary 7/18/2024
A subject was taken into protective custody in the area of Elm Street and Front Street.
Officers assisted Missouri Highway Patrol in the area of HWY 100 and South Point Road with a stolen vehicle, two subjects were taken into custody.
The Optimist Skate Park is another park that helps you “Fit In”. The recently renovated park includes new features for most levels of skaters to use. The park also includes a basketball court, playground, and pavilion as another option to enjoy some outdoor recreation. These features make Washington Parks and Recreation #WhereYouBelong.
#ParksandRecMonth #ParksandRecMonth24



Need something to do outdoors? The library now has a badminton set (includes a portable pop-up net) and a bocce ball set. Available for 2-week checkouts.


Please join us this evening for the Public Workshop to discuss the Parks & Recreation Comprehensive Plan. Lower Level of the City Auditorium from 5 to 7 p.m. Hope to see you there!

Night Shift Summary 7/17/2024
A report was taken in the area of E 5th Street and Zetta Drive for Violation of Protection Order.
Officers checked the wellbeing of a subject in the 300 block of Elm Street.
A subject was reported as a missing person in the 900 block of E 5th Street, but was located shortly thereafter.
Night Shift 7/16/2024
A subject was taken into protective custody in the 900 block of E 5th Street
A vehicle accident was reported in the area of Southwinds Circle
A subject was taken into custody for domestic assault in the 1400 block of E 5th
ARRESTS DO NOT IMPLY GUILT
Another way to “Fit In” is by using the Burger Creek Disc Golf Course. This free course is great for any skill level and has a variety of unique hole locations. Disc golf is also a great recreational sport to enjoy with friends and family. This course is just another reason why Washington Parks and Recreation is #WhereYouBelong.
#ParksandRecMonth #ParksandRecMonth24




Day Shift Summary 07/17/2024
Parking violation in the 300 block of West Main Street. Vehicle was moved.
Non-injury traffic crash on East 5th Street at Highway 47.
Assisted a motorist on Highway 47 at Blue Jay Drive.
Assisted WFD with a fire at the rear of a residence in the 300 block of West 6th Street.
A fraudulent bill was turned in from Washington Corners.
Non-injury traffic crash on Highway 100 at Rabbit Trail Drive.
Alarm in the 5000 block of Highway 100. Accidental.
Yard waste, such as grass clippings and leaves, do not belong in a storm drain. Not only do they clog the storm system and cause unnecessary flooding, but organic debris also pollutes our waterways and can cause eutrophication – a reduction in oxygen levels in our rivers and lakes which harms and kills aquatic wildlife.
#cleanthedrains #recycleyardwaste #SWPPP #washmo #waterwisewednesday

7/16/2024 Dayshift Summary
Lots of calls regarding the flash flooding
Water rescue near Borgia HS
Major traffic crash at HWY 47/E14th St
Civil matter handled on Lakeview Drive
Code enforcement activities
CIT transport conducted
Minor traffic crash nHWY 100/Bedford center
Found property
Check the well being
Traffic enforcement activities
Report writing activities
Vehicle maintenance
The Agnes Nolting Aquatic Center will remain CLOSED for the rest of the day, July 16.
Swim lessons are still on for 6:45 p.m., weather permitting.
Due to the weather, the pool will not open until 3 p.m. today, July 16.

Night shift 7/15/2024
vehicle vs deer near Hwy 100 and Rabbit Trail Drive
directed patrols, traffic stops, business checks
7/15/2024 Dayshift Summary
Subject caught illegally dumping trash
Homeless subject arrested for urinating in public
Wildlife call at Washington West Elementary
Assisted hospital security with the check of the well-being of a recent patient
Walk in Fraud report
Suspicious person reported in the area of the fairgrounds
Peace disturbance reported in the area of 200 West Front St
Traffic enforcement activities
Code enforcement follow-ups
Ordinance violation at the riverfront
Civil standbys requested at 2 separate addresses
Child custody dispute on Rand St.
