A Meadowlark Lane resident called the Whitefish Police Department because she was concerned about her neighbors. The caller said the neighbor’s house had lights on and an open garage door, but no one seemed to be around. Officers visited the house in question, and found all the doors and windows were secure and no vehicles were on the property or in the garage. Officers reported that nothing appeared out of order, and concluded the neighbors simply weren’t home.

A man on Lupfer Avenue was reminded by officers that he could not be out walking an unleashed dog.

A motorist called police to report a 20-something man allegedly yelling at passers-by on East First Street. Officers saw a younger child playing a guitar in the area, but no one matching the caller’s description.

A caller on Spokane Avenue requested police assistance for a homeless man who was in the area looking for food and shelter.

Officers spoke with a man in front of a Baker Avenue business about city rules regarding panhandling.

A Columbia Avenue resident called to report a vehicle parked the wrong direction and in a no parking zone. Officers spoke with the vehicle’s owners, who were out-of-town visitors, and informed them about the no parking zone.

A Colorado Avenue resident called when her young son allegedly became violent. Officers determined the disturbance was verbal only, and all parties were counseled.

A Central Avenue employee told police there were two men on the roof of the building who didn’t have permission to be there. The caller was the only employee there at the time and was nervous about leaving alone. Extra patrols were done at the building and in the area, but nothing suspicious and no suspects were found.

An employee of a U.S. 93 South business called police to report a suspicious vehicle in the parking lot that had been running for a long time. The employee did not feel comfortable approaching the vehicle, and requested help. Officers found a man sleeping in the vehicle. He told police he’d had an argument with his wife at home and decided to leave for awhile to cool off and take a nap.

Evergreen Fire Department responded to a motor vehicle fire on Helena Flats Road.

Whitefish Fire Department responded to reports of a gas odor on Whitefish Hills Drive, and a structure fire on J.P. Road.

Kalispell Fire Department responded to reports of a gas odor on Heritage Way.

West Valley Fire Department responded to a burn pile on Viano Lane.

Smith Valley Fire Department responded to reports of smoke outside in the Whalebone Drive area.