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09/04/2026

**UPDATE**

*JUVENILE HAS BEEN FOUND*

🚨MISSING JUVENILE🚨

The Glendive Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in locating 15-year-old Tysean Flanary.

Tysean was last seen on September 3, 2026, in the CDR Trailer Court area in Glendive. He is known to commonly wear hoodies and sweatpants and may be wearing a blue and white hat and a silver chain necklace.

If you have seen Tysean or have any information regarding his whereabouts, please contact Glendive Police Dispatch at 406-377-2364.

09/03/2026

The Glendive Police Department extends its sincere appreciation to the Helena Police Department and the City of Helena for helping transfer one of Helena’s used patrol vehicles to our department.

The vehicle has already served the Helena community, but it remains capable of continuing its public-service life as a patrol vehicle in Glendive. This allows an existing public resource to remain in service while helping address an important need within our fleet.

This partnership grew from relationships formed at law enforcement trainings, where Chief Katie Mills and Assistant Chief Joshua Jonas connected with Helena Police Chief Brett Petty and Assistant Chief Jayson Zanders. After learning of our department’s vehicle needs, Helena Police and the City of Helena worked together to make this transfer possible.

Montana has a unique bond. Whether on the eastern or western side of the state, our communities and public-safety agencies understand the importance of supporting one another. We are grateful to Chief Petty, Assistant Chief Zanders, the Helena Police Department, and the City of Helena for extending that support to Glendive.

09/02/2026

Due to maintenance by Mid-Rivers Communication tonight, September 1, 2026 from 11:00 pm until September 2, 2026, at 5:00 am
Phone lines and internet may not work for the Glendive Police Department and Dawson County Sheriff’s Department.

If you need to reach dispatch please call 9-1-1

08/31/2026

🐾 FOUND DOG 🐾

A male dog was found near E. Towne St. & N. Nowlan Ave.

If this is your dog or you know who he belongs to, please contact Glendive Dispatch at 406-377-2364 to claim ownership.

Please share to help us get him home!

08/27/2026

🚨UPDATE🚨
Found safe
Thank you to everyone that assisted

MISSING JUVENILE — PLEASE SHARE

Law enforcement is requesting the public’s assistance in locating Ali Thompson, age 15, who has been reported as a runaway juvenile.

Ali has been missing since August 25, 2026.

Anyone who has seen Ali, knows of Ali’s current whereabouts, or has information that may assist in locating Ali is asked to contact the Glendive Police Department. If you are currently with Ali or believe there is an immediate safety concern, please call 911.

Please share this post to help us locate Ali and ensure Ali is safe.

08/26/2026

🚓 Welcome Officer Dayna Miller! 👮‍♀️

The Glendive Police Department is excited to welcome Dayna Miller to our team as our newest Patrol Officer.

Officer Miller is a Montana native returning home to her roots and brings with her two years of previous law enforcement experience with the Astoria Police Department in Oregon. Her prior experience and Montana background will be valuable additions to our department and the community we serve.

We’re glad to have Dayna back in Montana and joining the GPD family, and we look forward to seeing her continue her law enforcement career here in eastern Montana. 💙

Please join us in welcoming Officer Miller to Glendive! 👏

08/22/2026

🚔 NOW HIRING - PATROL OFFICER

The Glendive Police Department is accepting applications for a full-time Patrol Officer.

Pay & Schedule
• $60,860/year or $5,071/month
• +$2/hour night shift differential
• 12-hour rotating shifts
• 14 scheduled shifts every 28 days
• 20-year MPORS retirement

Benefits include medical, dental, vision, paid time off, holidays, education incentives, uniforms and equipment, and continued training and career development.

Basic Montana peace officer requirements include:

• U.S. citizen and at least 18 years old
• High school diploma or equivalent
• Valid or eligible for a Montana driver’s license
• Successfully complete fingerprinting and a thorough background investigation
• Be of good moral character and have no disqualifying criminal conviction
• Meet required medical/psychological standards
• Successfully complete the required oral interview
• Meet Montana POST requirements

Montana POST certification is preferred, but not required. Military and prior law-enforcement experience are valued.

Apply online:
https://www.jotform.com/sign/262325859652062/invite/01m0jsrjfs28091cb5838f9687

Questions? Contact Assistant Chief Joshua Jonas at [email protected] or (406) 377-2364.

Serve your community. Build a career that matters.Those qualifications track the core requirements in MCA § 7-32-303 and Montana POST’s current applicant guidance.

08/18/2026

UPDATE
🚨Mid-rivers had fixed the issue! All phone lines are working!

‼️ The Admin phone lines are currently down - if you have an emergency call 911-

Mid-Rivers has been contacted and has escalated the call‼️
We will update this page as we get service or information.

This also pertains to the Dawson County Sheriff’s Office phone line.

08/07/2026

📢CONGRATULATIONS📢

Please join us in congratulating Kali on graduating from the Montana Law Enforcement Communications Academy in Helena today 🎓
Janet Moore Communications Supervisor and Erin Kaufman Senior Dispatcher were honored to attend alongside Kali’s family and celebrate this accomplishment.

We are excited to welcome Kali back with the new skills and knowledge she has gained and look forward to the impact she will continue to have while serving our community 🚓📞

Congratulations, Kali. We are proud to have you on our team!

08/05/2026

Senior Patrolman Williamson was patrolling when she spotted these two bicyclists obeying traffic laws and wearing their helmets. Due to this outstanding behavior, Officer Williamson invited them to the Police Department to recieve free Ice Cream cones from Re-Treat!

We always want to encourage safe behavior, especially among the youth of our community!

Address

440 Colorado Boulevard
Glendive, MT
59330

Telephone

+14063772364

Website

https://www.cityofglendive.us/departments/police/index.php

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