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Police, fire and sheriff’s calls in Guthrie and Logan County, as they were heard on public safety radio.

Calls through 9 a.m. today. Next update around 2:30 p.m.

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Today, November 14 13 calls

  1. Fire department unresolved [Oak Cliff/Deer Creek shared feed]

    Fire crews respond to reported seizure

    Engine 2 and Brush 1 responded to a report of a man having a seizure around 8:47 a.m. Saturday, and other personnel were reported on scene.

  2. Logan County Sheriff 11500 block of East Simpson Road

    Deputies respond to domestic call on East Simpson Road; man reported to have weapons

    Logan County deputies responded to a domestic call in the 11500 block of East Simpson Road around 8:41 a.m. Saturday. The caller reported hiding in nearby trees and said a man had weapons inside the house, according to radio traffic. Dispatchers told deputies the caller was not armed and would come out when deputies were close; deputies were still approaching the home.

  3. Logan County Sheriff northbound I-35 at mile marker 151

    Driver taken into custody after stop on northbound I-35 near mile marker 151

    A Logan County deputy took the driver of a 2019 Ford truck into custody after a stop on northbound I-35 at mile marker 151 around 8:28 a.m. Saturday, according to radio traffic. The deputy said a licensed passenger took the truck, then transported the driver to jail and reported arriving.

  4. Fire department unresolved [Oak Cliff/Deer Creek shared feed]

    Fire units canceled after alarm company update

    Fire units responding to an alarm were canceled at 7:33 a.m. Saturday after an update from the alarm company, and dispatchers said the units would be shown available.

  5. Guthrie Fire/EMS

    Guthrie ambulance returns to service after nonemergency trip to Integris

    Guthrie Medic 2 made a nonemergency trip to Integris and later reported back in service, according to radio traffic.

  6. Guthrie Fire/EMS 1200 block of Stallion Drive

    Carbon monoxide alarm in 1200 block of Stallion Drive was a false alarm

    Guthrie Brush 2 responded to a carbon monoxide detector alarm at 5 a.m. Saturday in the 1200 block of Stallion Drive and reported it was a false alarm before returning to service.

  7. Guthrie Fire/EMS 1200 block of Saddle Drive

    Medics sent to sick call in the 1200 block of Saddle Drive

    Guthrie medics were dispatched to a sick call in the 1200 block of Saddle Drive at 4:49 a.m. Saturday.

  8. Logan County Sheriff

    Keyholder contacted, person helped back inside

    A keyholder was contacted and a person was helped back inside, according to Logan County radio traffic.

  9. Logan County Sheriff 7400 block of Harvey Road

    Deputy responds to panic alarm in the 7400 block of Harvey Road

    A Logan County deputy responded to a panic alarm in the 7400 block of Harvey Road and reported arriving, with a callback expected, according to radio traffic.

  10. Guthrie Fire/EMS

    Medic 2 returns to service after Children’s arrival

    Guthrie Medic 2 returned to service after the earlier Apache Trail response and arrival at Children’s in Oklahoma City.

  11. Guthrie Fire/EMS

    Medic 2 reports arrival at Children’s

    Guthrie Medic 2 reported arrival at Children’s in Oklahoma City after the earlier Apache Trail medical response.

  12. Guthrie Fire/EMS 4800 block of Apache Trail

    Woodcrest and Guthrie respond on Apache Trail; Medic 2 heads to Children’s

    Guthrie Medic 2 and Woodcrest Squad 1 responded to a medical call in the 4800 block of Apache Trail, near Douglas and Simmons. Medic 2 later reported heading to Children’s in Oklahoma City, and Squad 1 returned to service.

  13. Guthrie Fire/EMS 800 block of Cottage Park Circle

    Crews handle lift assist in 800 block of Cottage Park Circle

    Medic 1 and Rescue 1 responded to a lift assist in the 800 block of Cottage Park Circle at 1:04 a.m., where a responder reported a problem getting through a gate and planned to continue on foot before the crews cleared.

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GUTHRIE NWS
NOW 45°F Clear WIND ESE 13 mph AIR AQI 30 Good · PM2.5 at Oklahoma City TODAY 55°F Mostly Cloudy · 9% rain TONIGHT 40°F Rain Showers · 89% rain CIMARRON 5.87 ft steady · floods at 18 ft COTTONWOOD 2.98 ft steady · floods at 30 ft DROUGHT D2 Severe · all of Logan Co. JOBS 3.8% in Logan Co., up from 3.4% a year ago SUN 7:03 am – 5:24 pm
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ON THE RADIO Logan County deputies respond to East Simpson Road domestic call where man reported armed (Logan County Public Safety Radio) ON THE RADIO Deputies look for man in silver Chevy Silverado after reported assault on County Road 75 (Logan County Public Safety Radio) ON THE RADIO Crescent police work to clear sand dumped on road at Grand and Sanderson (Logan County Public Safety Radio) HAPPENING City of Edmond Launches Interactive Development Tracker Map HAY Alfalfa hay $208 a ton in central Oklahoma, with 960 tons moved against 720 in the same week a year ago. ENERGY Cushing crude stocks 27.4M barrels, up 0.1M on the week (week ending Nov 6) GRAIN Wheat $5.69 a bushel at the typical Oklahoma elevator, up 7 cents on the day — $4.40 a year ago. CATTLE Feeder steers 500-600 lb averaging $414.49 a hundredweight, with 24,847 head through Oklahoma auctions against 25,841 a year ago. UPDATE “No Housing Diversity”: Guthrie Planning Commission Advances 214-Lot Subdivision Despite Departing Planner’s Warning