12:15 a.m. A resident on Flathead Drive in Evergreen called to report that someone trying to drive down the railroad tracks in an automobile had gotten stuck. A tow truck dispatched to the scene to remove the car also got stuck on the train tracks and so a second tow truck had to be sent to the scene.
9:05 a.m. A Coram resident called to report that they were concerned about their neighbor’s sheep. The animal had matted hair and apparently didn’t have enough grass to eat. An animal control officer rolled by the residence later that day and discovered that there was plenty of grass at the home.
10:55 a.m. A Kalispell resident called to report that they had heard multiple explosions over the weekend and they were curious about what happened.
3:25 p.m. A concerned citizen in Columbia Falls noticed that a cow had escaped from a nearby pasture. The woman decided to knock on the door of a nearby home to let them know about lost livestock but when she did the cow attacked her. The woman ran behind a screen door and called 911 for help. The dispatcher noted that they could hear an angry cow mooing in the background during the call. Law enforcement was able to contact the homeowner and they were able to corral the animal.
5:58 p.m. A Kalispell man called to report that his ex-girlfriend had drained the fluids from his new girlfriend’s car. Upon further investigation it appeared to be a leaky gasket.
11:32 p.m. A Bigfork man called to ask if law enforcement had received his fax. The man was informed that they did have his fax and asked if he needed any help from a police officer or firefighter. The man said he was good for now but might need “all of the above” later.