Montana Crime and Police Roundup for March 11, 2026
A Montana-focused roundup of 109 incident entries dated March 11, 2026, with the busiest counties, common call types, and links back to local agency reports.
Montana Crime and Police Roundup for March 11, 2026
Montana Blotter reviewed 109 incident entries tied to Montana law-enforcement activity dated March 11, 2026.
Agency digest coverage was limited in the current roundup window, so this post leans on raw incident records.
What Stood Out
- Counties with the most reported activity: Missoula (104), Flathead (2), Cascade (1).
- Most common incident labels in the available records: Abandoned Vehicle (18), Suspicious Activity (14), Person Needs Assistance (11), Disorderly Conduct (6).
Field Notes From The Daily Log
- Cascade: Arson near 300 BLK 10TH AVE S. Details noted: Arson.
- Flathead: Spokane Ave Spokane near Whitefish, MT. Details noted: SPOKANE AVE SPOKANE 5TH - Narrative added from / E 4TH ST associated Call #: 859 - SOMETHING FELL OFF A TRUCK AND IS IN THE MIDDLE OF THE RO.
- Flathead: Stop near E 3RD ST. Details noted: Pedestrian IN ALLEY, MALE GRAY HOODIE TAN PANTS; E 3RD ST Stop; MALE WORKS AT BUFFALO CAFE -.
- Gallatin: 45-8-1 Conduct Disruptive of Public Order near Bozeman, MT. Details noted: Offense: Disorderly Conduct (1)(a) thru (1)(h) - 1st Offense; Statute offense: 45-8-101(1)[1st] - Disorderly Conduct (1)(a) thru (1)(h) - 1s.
- Missoula: Suspicious Activity near 10XX COOPER ST. Details noted: Agency: MPD; Call Type: Suspicious Activity; Units: C151.
- Missoula: Theft near 31XX BROOKS ST. Details noted: Agency: MPD; Call Type: Theft; Units: C113.
Reports To Read Next
- Daily Activity Report – Missoula (Missoula)
- Daily Activity Report – Flathead (Flathead)
- Daily Activity Report – Cascade (Cascade)
- Daily Activity Report – Yellowstone (Yellowstone)
- Daily Activity Report – Gallatin (Gallatin)
- Daily Activity Report – Hill (Hill)
Why This Matters
Daily blotter coverage is not a full crime rate measure, but it does show where calls, enforcement activity, and public-safety workload are concentrating across Montana.
Readers should treat this roundup as a same-day operational snapshot and use the linked agency reports for more direct source context.
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