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Helena-area police blotter coverage, Lewis and Clark County arrest records, jail roster links, and warrant resources for Montana's capital-region search traffic.

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Recent Activity Reports

34 total
Police Helena Police Department

Daily Police Activity Report - Helena Police Department

The Helena Police Department responded to 6 incidents. Below is a full log: - 10:31 AM Theft at Helena, MT Cat: property - 2:27 PM Domestic Disturbance at Helena, MT Cat: domestic - 4:16 PM Police Incident at Helena, MT Cat: other - 5:54 PM Police Incident at Helena, MT Cat: other - 9:09 PM Warrant Arrest at Helena, MT Cat: other - 9:44 PM Police Incident at Helena, MT Cat: other // 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.

07/31/26 Helena
Police Helena Police Department

Daily Police Activity Report - Helena Police Department

The Helena Police Department responded to incidents. Below is a full log: - 10:17 AM Theft at 1800 block of Columbia Ave. Cat: property - 11:33 AM Police Incident at 2700 block of Colonial Dr. Cat: other - 9:20 PM Vehicle at 800 block of Abbey St. Cat: other - 9:48 PM Domestic Disturbance in Helena, MT Cat: domestic // Historical Perspective: Public-order enforcement in Montana developed partly in reaction to the 1863-1864 Vigilante era, and the arrival of Territorial judges such as Hezekiah Hosmer helped move those disputes from vigilante action into formal courts.

07/30/26 Helena
Police Helena, Mt Police Department

Daily Police Activity Report - Helena, Mt Police Department

The Helena Police Department responded to incidents. Below is a full log: - 10:54 AM Domestic Disturbance at 1600 block of Hudson St. Cat: domestic - 11:33 PM Warrant Arrest at 600 block of Legend Loop for a report of a female at that location who had an outst. Cat: other - 12:51 PM Warrant Arrest in Helena, MT. Cat: other - 1:11 PM Theft at Helena, MT. Cat: property - 2:20 PM Police Incident at 600 block of Legend Loop for a reported Violation of an Ord. Cat: other - 3:54 AM Domestic Disturbance at 300 block of W Lawrence St. Cat: domestic - 5:20 PM Domestic Disturbance at 2600 block of Mikota Pl. Cat: domestic - 6:46 PM Theft at 2700 block of Prospect. Cat: property - 6:56 AM Domestic Disturbance at 2100 block of National Ave. Cat: domestic - 7:56 AM Vehicle at 400 block of N Benton Ave. Cat: other // Historical Perspective: Montana's alcohol enforcement history is unusual: the state stepped back from Prohibition enforcement in 1926, and impaired driving was often treated as a 'folk crime' until stricter 1983 reforms reshaped DUI law.

06/17/26 Helena, MT
Police Helena Police Department

Daily Activity Report - Helena Police Department

The Helena Police Department responded to 3 incidents on 06/16/26. Below is the full log: 1:39 PM – Disturbance at 10 block of N Last (Cat: public_order) 7:46 AM – Domestic Disturbance at 2000 block of Prospect (Cat: domestic) 9:36 AM – Theft at 900 block of Grizzly Gulch (Cat: property) // Historical Perspective: Public-order enforcement in Montana developed partly in reaction to the 1863-1864 Vigilante era, and the arrival of Territorial judges such as Hezekiah Hosmer helped move those disputes from vigilante action into formal courts.

06/16/26
Police Helena Police Department

Daily Activity Report - Helena Police Department

The Helena Police Department responded to the following incidents: 10:30 AM – Police Incident at 300 block of Fuller Ave (Cat: other) 10:44 AM – Domestic Disturbance at 1600 block of Joslyn St (Cat: domestic) 12:57 PM – Police Incident at 3000 block of N Montana Ave (Cat: other) 2:07 PM – Warrant Arrest at 400 block of Fuller Ave (Cat: other) 3:50 PM – Theft at 300 block of W Lawrence St (Cat: property) 5:20 PM – Theft at 2900 block of Prospect (Cat: property) 7:18 PM – Police Incident at 600 block of Legend Loop for a report of a male at that location who was Violating a No Contact (Cat: other) 9:48 AM – Assault at 2400 block of E Broadway (Cat: violent) // 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.

06/15/26
Police Helena Police Department

Daily Activity Report - Helena Police Department

The Helena Police Department responded to the following incidents: 10:38 AM – Domestic Disturbance at 1600 block of Cannon St (Cat: domestic) 11:17 PM – Trespassing at 10 block of N Jackson St (Cat: property) 11:56 AM – Vehicle at 1700 block of Golden St (Cat: other) 1:29 PM – Welfare Check at 1300 block of Billings Ave (Cat: welfare) 2:01 AM – Assault at 2800 block of N Montana Ave (Cat: violent) 4:40 AM – Assault at 2400 block of E Broadway (Cat: violent) 8:23 PM – Disturbance at 3100 block of N Sanders St (Cat: public_order) 9:50 PM – Domestic Disturbance at 1300 block of Hollins Ave (Cat: domestic) // 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.

06/14/26
Police Helena Police Department

Daily Activity Report - Helena Police Department

The Helena Police Department responded to the following incidents: 10:39 PM – Police Incident at Helena, MT (Cat: other) 12:55 PM – Theft at 1000 block of Ewing St (Cat: property) 1:13 PM – Disturbance at 1700 block of Cedar St (Cat: public_order) 2:04 PM – Theft at 2700 block of Prospect (Cat: property) 2:43 PM – Police Incident at 300 block of Obsidian Ave (Cat: other) 5:25 PM – Accident at Helena, MT (Cat: traffic) 8:00 PM – Assault at 10 block of N Last (Cat: violent) // Historical Perspective: Montana's alcohol enforcement history is unusual: the state stepped back from Prohibition enforcement in 1926, and impaired driving was often treated as a 'folk crime' until stricter 1983 reforms reshaped DUI law.

06/13/26
Police Helena Police Department

Daily Activity Report - Helena Police Department

The Helena Police Department responded to the following incidents: 10:38 PM – Police Incident at Helena, MT (Cat: other) 2:30 PM – Theft at 1100 block of Saddle Dr (Cat: property) 4:08 AM – Police Incident at 1300 block of Hauser Blvd (Cat: other) 5:14 PM – Police Incident at 300 block of Dorothy St (Cat: other) 8:33 AM – Theft at Helena, MT (Cat: property) // 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.

06/12/26
Police Helena Police Department

Daily Activity Report - Helena Police Department

The Helena Police Department responded to the following incidents: 10:49 AM – Theft at 2600 block of Airport Rd (Cat: property) 12:06 AM – Domestic Disturbance at 1700 block of Cannon St (Cat: domestic) 12:40 PM – Theft at Helena, MT (Cat: property) 12:48 PM – Police Incident at Helena, MT (Cat: other) 2:39 PM – Police Incident at Helena, MT (Cat: other) 3:22 PM – Domestic Disturbance at 300 block of Power St (Cat: domestic) 7:35 AM – Theft at 500 block of N Last (Cat: property) 9:52 AM – Theft at 800 block of Getchell St (Cat: property) // Historical Perspective: Montana's alcohol enforcement history is unusual: the state stepped back from Prohibition enforcement in 1926, and impaired driving was often treated as a 'folk crime' until stricter 1983 reforms reshaped DUI law.

06/08/26
Police Helena Police Department

Daily Activity Report - Helena Police Department

The Helena Police Department responded to the following incidents: 10:57 AM – Police Incident at 1300 block of Billings Ave. (Cat: other) 11:16 PM – Vehicle at Helena, MT (Cat: other) 11:36 AM – Theft at Helena, MT (Cat: property) 12:09 AM – Trespassing at Helena, MT (Cat: property) 12:46 PM – Disturbance at Helena, MT (Cat: public_order) 1:16 PM – Theft at 2700 block of Broadway (Cat: property) 1:18 PM – Theft at 2700 block of Prospect (Cat: property) 3:11 AM – Warrant Arrest at 400 block of Euclid Ave. (Cat: other) 3:59 AM – Domestic Disturbance at 2200 block of 11th Ave. (Cat: domestic) 4:03 PM – Theft at Helena, MT (Cat: property) 8:22 PM – Disturbance at Helena, MT (Cat: public_order) // Historical Perspective: Montana's alcohol enforcement history is unusual: the state stepped back from Prohibition enforcement in 1926, and impaired driving was often treated as a 'folk crime' until stricter 1983 reforms reshaped DUI law.

05/26/26
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About Lewis and Clark County Law Enforcement

Lewis and Clark County is the home of Helena, Montana's state capital. As the seat of state government, the county hosts the Montana Legislature, the Governor's office, and numerous state agencies. The Lewis and Clark County Sheriff's Office and Helena Police Department are the primary law enforcement agencies. The Helena Municipal Court publishes a list of active arrest warrants and defendants in custody online. Montana Blotter currently receives daily activity reports directly from the Helena Police Department, making Lewis and Clark County one of our most consistently covered areas.

Lewis and Clark County is one of the site's more consistent archives, and it benefits from a clear overlap between county-level search intent and Helena-specific searches around police activity, warrants, and arrests.

Because the county already has both detention and warrant resources online, this page can compete for more practical high-intent queries than a standard county blotter page that only summarizes reports.

High-intent searches this page serves

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07/31/26

Latest indexed county report date visible on this page.

Methodology

Helena report coverage plus warrant and jail resources

Montana Blotter pairs Helena-area report coverage with the Lewis and Clark detention roster and Helena warrant resource so readers can move from daily activity into official follow-up sources.

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Cities Covered In Lewis and Clark County

Recent Incident Records In Lewis and Clark County

These are the newest source-linked incidents currently surfaced for Lewis and Clark County. Use them to move into recent reports and individual record pages.

Agencies Appearing In Lewis and Clark County Reports

How to Find Arrest Records in Lewis and Clark County

Arrest records in Lewis and Clark County are public documents under Montana's public records laws. There are several ways to access them:

  1. 1 Montana Blotter (this site) β€” Free, AI-summarized daily activity reports from law enforcement agencies serving Lewis and Clark County. No account required.
  2. 2 Lewis and Clark County Jail Roster β€” The Lewis and Clark County Detention Center posts a live roster of current inmates.
  3. 3 Montana DOJ Criminal History β€” The Criminal History Online Public Records Search (CHOPRS) allows name-based searches of felony and misdemeanor charges statewide for a $20 fee.
  4. 4 Montana Courts Portal β€” Montana's public court access portal provides case-level criminal records for district courts and limited jurisdiction courts statewide.

How to Check Active Warrants in Lewis and Clark County

Active arrest warrants and bench warrants in Lewis and Clark County are public records. You can search for them through the Montana Judicial Branch Public Access Portal β€” select "Warrants" under the defendant search drop-down. The Lewis and Clark County warrant list is also available directly from the county. You can also call the Lewis and Clark County Sheriff's Office at 406-447-8270 to inquire about active warrants.

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