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Bozeman Police Blotter

Bozeman police blotter coverage, Gallatin County arrest resources, municipal court links, and recent public safety reports for Montana's fastest-growing city market.

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Recent Activity Reports

25 total
Police Bozeman Police Department

Daily Police Activity Report - Bozeman Police Department

The Gallatin County Police responded to incidents. Below is a full log: - 06:00 AM – Other at Bozeman, MT – Warrant Arrest β€” Case BI26-03448 β€” CFS: CFS26-116450

08/11/26 Bozeman Gallatin County
Police Bozeman Police Department

Daily Police Activity Report - Bozeman Police Department

The Gallatin County Police responded to incidents. Below is a full log: - 06:00 AM – Theft and Related Offenses at Bozeman, MT. Felony β€” Theft - Shoplifting - 1st Offense β€” Case BI26-03423 β€” CFS: CFS26-115642

08/09/26 Bozeman Gallatin County
Police Bozeman, Mt Police Department

Daily Police Activity Report - Bozeman, Mt Police Department

The Gallatin County Police responded to incidents. Below is a full log: - 06:00 45-6-2 Criminal Trespass and Burglary | Bozeman, MT | Misdemeanor β€” Criminal Trespass To Property β€” Case BI26-03385 β€” CFS: CFS26-114265 - 06:00 Other | Bozeman, MT | Domestic Disturbance β€” Case BI26-03386 β€” CFS: CFS26-114270 // Historical Perspective: This property-access report echoes Montana's long shift from the 1864 Territorial open-range assumptions to the later land-use rules that hardened trespass and access boundaries.

08/07/26 Bozeman, MT Gallatin County
Police Bozeman Police Department

Daily Police Activity Report - Bozeman Police Department

The Gallatin County Police responded to incidents. Below is a full log: - 06:00 AM – Other at Bozeman, MT - Protective Custody β€” Case BI26-03353 β€” CFS: CFS26-113040

08/05/26 Bozeman Gallatin County
Police Bozeman Police Department

Daily Police Activity Report - Bozeman Police Department

The Gallatin County Police responded to incidents. Below is a full log: - 06:00 AM – Other at Bozeman, MT – Warrant Arrest β€” Case BI26-03327 β€” CFS: CFS26-112009

08/03/26 Bozeman Gallatin County
Police Bozeman Police Department

Daily Police Activity Report - Bozeman Police Department

187 incidents reported in Bozeman, MT. Most common incident types include noise complaints and patrol checks. Notable items include a reported assault (BI26-03244) and multiple thefts. Peak hours were early morning with 7:00-8:00 AM seeing the most activity. // Historical Perspective: Fraud and public-integrity cases in Montana are often read against the Copper Kings era, when mining money distorted state politics and helped produce the 1912 Corrupt Practices Act.

07/28/26 Bozeman Gallatin County
Police Bozeman Police Department

Daily Police Activity Report - Bozeman Police Department

Gallatin County Police responded to 189 incidents, with the majority being patrol checks (64). Notable incidents include a criminal mischief report and traffic stops. Peak hours were between 12am-2am. // Historical Perspective: Fraud and public-integrity cases in Montana are often read against the Copper Kings era, when mining money distorted state politics and helped produce the 1912 Corrupt Practices Act.

07/27/26 Bozeman Gallatin County
Police Bozeman Police Department

Daily Police Activity Report - Bozeman Police Department

Most common incidents: MVA NON INJURY, TRAFFIC CRIME, and SUSPICIOUS activity. Notable items include a repeat location on Main St. and multiple 911 hang-up calls. Peak hours between 9am-11am. // Historical Perspective: This property-access report echoes Montana's long shift from the 1864 Territorial open-range assumptions to the later land-use rules that hardened trespass and access boundaries.

07/26/26 Bozeman Gallatin County
Police Bozeman Police Department

Daily Police Activity Report - Bozeman Police Department

Gallatin County Police responded to 268 incidents, with traffic stops being the most common type. Notable items include a disorderly conduct arrest and multiple flag downs on Bozeman's main roads. // Historical Perspective: Fraud and public-integrity cases in Montana are often read against the Copper Kings era, when mining money distorted state politics and helped produce the 1912 Corrupt Practices Act.

07/25/26 Bozeman Gallatin County
Police Bozeman Police Department

Daily Police Activity Report - Bozeman Police Department

Traffic stops were the most common incident type, with multiple stops reported throughout the night. Notable incidents include a suspect being taken into custody and a welfare check resulting in a domestic disturbance. Patrol checks also appeared frequently. // Historical Perspective: This property-access report echoes Montana's long shift from the 1864 Territorial open-range assumptions to the later land-use rules that hardened trespass and access boundaries.

07/24/26 Bozeman Gallatin County
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About the Bozeman Police Department

The Bozeman Police Department serves one of the fastest-growing cities in the United States. Bozeman's population has grown dramatically over the past decade, driven by an influx of remote workers, tech companies, and outdoor recreation tourism around Yellowstone National Park. In 2025, the BPD reported a 60% increase in traffic violations β€” a direct consequence of the city's rapid growth and increased vehicle traffic. The department works closely with the Gallatin County Sheriff's Office and Montana State University Police. Property crime and drug-related offenses have grown alongside the city's expanding population.

Bozeman search traffic is city-first even when the underlying records route through Gallatin County systems, so this page is structured to bridge that gap cleanly.

Readers who search for Bozeman police activity should be able to land here first, then move into Gallatin County jail information, municipal court resources, and broader county reporting without starting over.

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08/11/26

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Bozeman coverage with Gallatin County detention links

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Most Common Incident Types In Bozeman

PATROL 2707
PATROL CHECK 2397
OTHER 2334
TRAFFIC STOP 2035
FOLLOW UP 1988
TRAFFIC 1756
911 HANG UP 634
PUBLIC ASSIST 624

What Is the Bozeman Police Blotter?

A police blotter is the official daily log of calls for service, arrests, and incidents handled by a law enforcement agency. The Bozeman Police Department publishes a daily activity report β€” sometimes called a media log or call log β€” that records every significant incident officers responded to in Bozeman.

Montana Blotter receives these reports directly from participating agencies and uses AI to summarize them into plain-English entries that are easy to read and search. All records are public information under Montana's public records laws.

How to Access Bozeman Police Records

  1. 1 Montana Blotter (this site) β€” Free daily activity reports from Bozeman law enforcement, AI-summarized and searchable. No account required.
  2. 2 Gallatin County Jail Roster β€” The Gallatin County Detention Center lists all current inmates, typically updated within hours of booking.
  3. 3 Montana DOJ Criminal History Search β€” CHOPRS allows name-based felony and misdemeanor searches statewide for a $20 fee.
  4. 4 Montana Courts Portal β€” Montana's public court access portal provides case-level criminal records from district and limited jurisdiction courts.

Recent Incident Records In Bozeman

These source-linked incidents give readers a direct path from city-level intent into fresh records and recent reports.

Active Warrants in Bozeman

You can also search the Bozeman Municipal Court for defendants in custody and active bench warrants. For county-level warrants, use the Montana Judicial Branch Public Access Portal and select "Warrants" from the defendant search menu.

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