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Welcome to the Official page of the Glasgow Police Department! Page is NOT monitored 24/7.

Do NOT report crimes here, call 406-228-4333.
*If there is an emergency please call 911.

10/08/2026

The Valley County Dispatch Center has immediate openings for one full-time and one part-time position. We are pleased to announce that starting compensation has been increased for both opportunities.

10/07/2026

A deceased feline was found this morning on US 2 near the Ezzies Midtown station. The feline is a tortoise shell with a white belly. If this is your cat, please call the Glasgow Police Department to claim.

09/19/2026

Multiple street signs were hit last night down 7th Street North and downtown Glasgow. Four suspects were found and issued citation for violations related to the incident. One other suspect left his ID on scene and still needs to be questioned. If anyone notices any damage to street signs or their property please report it to Dispatch. 228-4333.

09/09/2026

The Glasgow Police Department is attempting to locate the owner of this riding lawn mower that was abandoned at a local business.

If you believe the mower belongs to you, or you have information that may help us identify the owner, please contact the Glasgow Police Department.

08/26/2026

The Glasgow Police Department is looking to hire for a Patrolman Position.

* $27.90 an hour after probation (currently in contract negotiations likely to go up)
* 3 Health insurance options, longevity increases, education incentives
* Sign on bonus of $4000 and $6000 for lateral transfers
* Shift differential and numerous overtime opportunities (no tax on overtime)
* Gym membership, uniform allowance and weapons provided

Call us at 406-228-8050 or email at [email protected]

07/26/2026

The Northeastern Victim Service Team Margaret Henry and Natalie Jo Hopstad along with Glasgow PD's Evidence Technician Renee Jones were in Wolf Point recently tossing
out some candy at the Wolf Point Stampede Parade.

07/16/2026

Yesterday an accident occurred in the Markle's Hardware parking lot. We are looking for information on the gray Chevrolet pickup and driver of that vehicle. Please call Dispatch at 406-228-4333 with any information.

07/15/2026

Great information from the Phillips County Sheriff's Office in response to a electric scooter accident in Bozeman. Electric bike will fall under the same set of rules.

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT
Motorized Scooter Safety and Montana Law

The Phillips County Sheriff's Office has received several questions regarding the use of motorized scooters on the streets of Malta. As their popularity continues to grow, we would like to remind riders and parents of the laws that apply to these vehicles.

Under Montana law, a motorized scooter operator has the same rights and responsibilities as the driver of any other vehicle when operating on a public roadway. This means riders must obey all traffic control devices, travel in the proper direction of traffic, yield when required, and follow all applicable traffic laws.

Motorized scooters may be operated on city streets, provided they are operated lawfully. However, motorized scooters may not be ridden under motor power on sidewalks or bicycle paths. If a rider is on a sidewalk, the scooter must be propelled by foot and not by its motor. Riders must also yield the right-of-way to pedestrians and exercise care around those using sidewalks and crosswalks.

Parents are encouraged to discuss safe riding practices with their children. Riders should:

Wear a properly fitted helmet and other protective equipment.
Stay alert and avoid distractions such as cell phones or headphones.
Be visible to motorists, especially during dawn, dusk, and nighttime hours.
Ride at a safe speed for conditions and be courteous to pedestrians and other roadway users.

Motorists should also be aware that motorized scooters are legal users of public roadways and should provide them the same consideration afforded to bicyclists.

Our goal is education and safety. By understanding and following Montana law, we can all help prevent unnecessary crashes and injuries while sharing our roadways.

07/06/2026

The Glasgow Police Department is increasing parking and abandoned vehicle enforcement.

The Glasgow Police Department and the City of Glasgow have received an increase in complaints regarding parking violations and abandoned or junk vehicles on city streets. As a result, officers will be increasing enforcement of city parking ordinances and regulations
concerning abandoned/junk vehicles.

These efforts are intended to improve public safety, keep streets accessible, and enhance the appearance of our community. Residents are encouraged to ensure their vehicles are legally parked, operable, and in compliance with city ordinances.

Vehicles found in violation may be subject to citation, towing, or other enforcement actions as permitted by law.

The Glasgow Police Department appreciates the community's cooperation as we work together to keep Glasgow safe, clean, and looking its best.

07/04/2026

Looking to identify the male in the attached picture. He was involved in a one vehicle accident with a light pole today at approximately 5pm near JR'S party store. He was driving the pictured white four door Chevrolet. Please contact Dispatch at 228-4333 with any information.

Address

80 Airport Road
Glasgow, MT
59230

Telephone

+14062288050

Website

https://www.cityofglasgowmt.com/services3

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