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09/03/2026

🚧 ROAD WORK NOTICE – TONIGHT 🚧

The Ogden Street Department will be out this evening (Thursday, September 3, 2026) around 7:00–8:00 PM doing some road painting.

They’ll be:
•Painting the yellow center lines on South 1st Street
•Repainting the railroad crossing at 1st Street & Walnut Street (northbound lane only)

The work may create a little noise and minor traffic disruption, but nothing is expected to be too disruptive.

Please use a little extra caution when traveling through these areas and give our Street Department crew plenty of room to work.

08/31/2026

OGDEN, IOWA POLICE REPORT
AUGUST 24TH - 30TH, 2026

EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER=911
NON-EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER=515-433-0527

Monday, August 24, 2026
-5:18AM. Deputy assisted with a medical call in the 200 block of E Walnut St.
-9:15AM. Officer took a report of 2 loose dogs near S 1st St and E Division St. Officer located the dogs near the 200 block of S 1st St, recognized them, and told them to go home. The dogs then ran home to the 300 block of S 1st St, and the officer let them back inside.
-2:14PM. Officer responded to a request for a welfare check on an individual who had been sitting in a vehicle at the park for an extended period of time. Officer located the male in question and found him talking on the phone.

Tuesday, August 25, 2026
-No reported activity.

Wednesday, August 26, 2026
-4:54PM. Officer and deputy responded to a motor vehicle collision in the 300 block of SW 4th St involving a car and an e-bike. Minor injuries were sustained by the bike rider who had rode into the back of a car.

Thursday, August 27, 2026
-7:10AM. Officer and deputy responded to a report of 2 dogs at large near E Mulberry St and SE 2nd St. The dogs had already returned home to the 300 block of S 1st St by the time law enforcement reached the area.
-11:25PM. Officer assisted with a medical call in the 200 block of E Division St.

Friday, August 28, 2026
-No reported activity.

Saturday, August 29, 2026
-4:39PM. Report of a dark gray Chevrolet Malibu driving recklessly last seen near SE 2nd St and E Division St.
-5:40PM. Deputy returned a phone regarding a dog in the 400 block of NE 4th St who is believed to not be properly vaccinated.

Sunday, August 30, 2026
-No reported activity.

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Nearly a year ago, Christine Adreon Martin reached out about starting a Coffee with a Cop program here in Ogden. Since t...
08/29/2026

Nearly a year ago, Christine Adreon Martin reached out about starting a Coffee with a Cop program here in Ogden. Since then, we’ve done our best to meet once a month at different venues around town.

Sometimes there are 15 of us, and sometimes there are only two. But every gathering is filled with good conversation, hot drinks, and sweet treats!

Keep an eye out for our next meeting—Christine does a great job getting the word out—and we hope to see some new faces join us!

08/24/2026

OGDEN, IA POLICE REPORT

AUGUST 17 - 23, 2026

EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER=911
NON-EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER=515-433-0527

Monday, August 17, 2026
-3:41PM. Officer took a phone call from the Missouri State Police regarding a subject in Ogden who had an active arrest warrant from 2014 that they were willing to extradite. Officer ultimately located 40-year-old Lacee Treloar, of Ogden, in the 700 block of W Division St. Once the warrant was confirmed the officer transported Treloar to the Boone County Jail. Treloar was also charged as a fugitive from justice.

Tuesday, August 18, 2026
-11:13AM. Officer took a phone call from the Kansas Bureau of Investigations regarding a tip they had received from someone they believed still resided in Ogden. Officer informed the Bureau that this individual had recently moved to Kansas.
-11:19AM. Officer returned a phone call to Storm Lake PD regarding questions about an investigation they were working on.
-3:03PM. Officer responded to a disturbance at the Ogden Middle/High School. The officer did not end up having to intervene as everything was calm upon arrival.
-5:07PM. Officer and deputy assisted Ogden Fire with a structure fire in the 400 block of W Sycamore St.
-9:38PM. Officer and deputies responded to an automated crash alarm near the Highway 30 offramp. It was discovered to be a false alarm due to a dropped phone.

Wednesday, August 19, 2026
-9:31AM. Officer took a report of a dog at large near NE 4th St and E Elm St. The officer was delayed in responding and was unable to locate the dog.
-4:34PM. Officer responded to a report of a barking dog near NE 4th St and Locust St.
-5:58PM. Deputy located a loose dog in the 600 block of SW 4th St and returned it home.
-8:15PM. Officer responded to a complaint of kids on a 4-wheeler causing a disturbance near the 600 block of W Locust. Officer located the children in the 200 block of NW 7th St and reminded them about staying on their own property and being respectful of neighbors in the evening hours.
-9:40AM. Officer took a report of a scam that happened overnight. The victims reported that they received a phone call around midnight stating that their adult son was currently in the Polk County Jail and that they needed to pay his bail. The scammers sent the victims cash requests as well as a Walmart barcode that they could use to direct deposit the funds. The victims were directed to a Walmart in Ankeny where they were instructed to deposit money to a company calling themselves "Pretrial Release". After the money transfer was completed they received an additional text message from the scammer with a picture of a duck and a rude message about the victim's wife. The following phone numbers were used during this scam:
217-236-2923
470-423-2301
515-301-3856
The victim was given contact information for Walmart’s fraud department as well as the website FraudReport.ftc.gov to fill out a report with the Federal Trade Commission.
Please remember: Scammers often use fear and urgency to get people to act before they have time to think. If you receive a call claiming a family member is in jail and needs money, do not send money or provide financial information. Hang up and independently contact the family member or the appropriate law enforcement agency using a known, legitimate phone number to verify the situation. Legitimate agencies will not pressure you into sending money through cash requests, gift cards, Walmart barcodes, cryptocurrency, or similar payment methods. When in doubt, slow down, verify, and contact law enforcement before sending any money.

Thursday, August 20, 2026
11:50AM. Officer took a report of a person going through the dumpsters each night at the Ogden Elementary School and then dumping his own trash in the school’s dumpster. The suspect was located later that night and was asked not to return.
-3:05PM. Officer assisted with contacting the owner of the carwash in the 100 block of W Veterans Dr as a patron had accidentally lost her car keys in the vacuum.

Friday, August 21, 2026
-8:10AM. Officer responded to a fire alarm at the Ogden Elementary School. It was a false alarm due to dust from construction work.
-10:32AM. Officer conducted a welfare check on a subject in the 200 block of S 1st St whose friend had not heard from him in a while. Officer contacted the subject by phone as he was not at home.
-11:25AM. Officer conducted a welfare check on a subject in the 100 block of SW 7th St whose sister had not heard from her in months. Officer made contact with the subject and encouraged her to call her sister back.

Saturday, August 22, 2026
-10:56AM. Deputy conducted a welfare check on an individual in the 200 block of W Cherry St. Deputy made contact with the subject and spoke with family members about some suggestions on how to move forward with providing help.
-3:50PM. Deputy responded to a report of a scam in the 600 block of W Walnut St. The victim had gone to the bank and asked for 12 $1,000 cash orders that they then shipped via FedEx. The victim stated that the scammer pretended to be a federal agent and used threats of pending arrest warrants to get the victim to pay. The victim ultimately made contact with FedEx and their bank to cancel the shipment and payments.

Sunday, August 23, 2026
-10:00Am. Deputy responded to a 911 call that originated in Greene County of a female asking for help while in a car with her significant other. Deputy made contact with the vehicle at the Ogden Caseys and separated both occupants to begin interviews. The female who had made the 911 call stated that it was an over-reaction and she didn’t need any assistance. There was no evidence of a crime so the deputy allowed the two to keep traveling.

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08/20/2026

***FRAUD ALERT***
Originally posted: Thursday, August 20, 2026 @ 11:10am.

Our department took a report of a scam that happened overnight. The victims reported that they received a phone call around midnight stating that their adult son was currently in the Polk County Jail and that they needed to pay his bail. The scammers sent the victims cash requests as well as a Walmart barcode that they could use to direct deposit the funds. The victims were directed to a Walmart in Ankeny where they were instructed to deposit money to a company calling themselves "Pretrial Release". After the money transfer was completed they received an additional text message from the scammer with a picture of a duck and a rude message about the victim's wife. The following phone numbers were used during this scam:

217-236-2923
470-423-2301
515-301-3856

Officer followed up with each of these numbers. Once the person on the other line realized the scam had been exposed they began insulting the officer's non-existent wife and made rude comments about the officer's mother. They then began quacking at the officer and referring to all victims as "ducks".

The victim was given contact information for Walmarts' fraud department as well as the website FraudReport.ftc.gov to fill out a report with the Federal Trade Commission.

Please remember: Scammers often use fear and urgency to get people to act before they have time to think. If you receive a call claiming a family member is in jail and needs money, do not send money or provide financial information. Hang up and independently contact the family member or the appropriate law enforcement agency using a known, legitimate phone number to verify the situation. Legitimate agencies will not pressure you into sending money through cash requests, gift cards, Walmart barcodes, cryptocurrency, or similar payment methods. When in doubt, slow down, verify, and contact law enforcement before sending any money.

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Important information about the new parking lot and traffic flow at the Middle/High School.
08/17/2026

Important information about the new parking lot and traffic flow at the Middle/High School.

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08/17/2026

OGDEN, IOWA POLICE REPORT
AUGUST 10TH - 16TH, 2026

EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER=911
NON-EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER=515-433-0527

Monday, August 10, 2026
-12:25PM. Officer took a report of a theft in the 200 block of W Cherry St. After the investigation, there is no evidence that anything was actually taken. It appears this is a civil concern about a family member potentially allowing other people into the home.
-10:05PM. Deputy assisted with a medical call in the 300 block of SW 2nd St.
-10:31PM. Deputy conducted a traffic stop near the intersection of SW 2nd St and W Division St. The driver, 23-year-old Pragulnath Sivakumar, was arrested for driving with a suspended license. Sivakumar was released with his promise to appear in court.

Tuesday, August 11, 2026
-2:00PM. Officer took a report of a nuisance complaint in the 600 block of Haws Dr. The homeowner was contacted and asked to remove the junk furniture that had been sitting on the curb for several weeks.
-6:07PM. Officer responded to a welfare check on dogs left in a vehicle in the 100 block of W Walnut St. Officer located the owners eating at the Lucky Pig and had them ensure that the dogs had sufficient water and air.

Wednesday, August 12, 2026
-10:04AM. Officer responded to a report of a reckless 4-wheeler driving near the area of the 600 block of W Locust St. Officer located 2 young girls on a 4-wheeler in the 200 block of NW 7th St. They were told they needed to stay in their yard and were not allowed to drive in the streets and alleys.
-10:54AM. Officer returned a phone call regarding a question about a civil property concern.
-12:52PM. Officer returned a phone call to the Iowa Department of Health and Human Services to assist them with a report of a s*x offender registry violation in the 200 block of NW 7th St. Officer verified the residency of the registered offender and made sure the homeowner was aware that minors could not spend any time at the house without another adult present.
-9:08PM. Officer attempted to locate a reckless driver that had last been seen in the 900 block of H Ave approximately 5-10 minutes earlier. Officer was unable to locate any vehicles matching the description.

Thursday, August 13, 2026
-10:51AM. Officer responded to a report of criminal mischief in the 600 block of W Walnut St where a mailbox had been destroyed for the second time in the span of approximately 10 days. The investigation is ongoing.
-11:28PM. Office responded to a noise complaint in the 200 block of S 1st St. Officer made contact with a homeowner and was asked to turn their loud music down.

Friday, August 14, 2026
-10:11AM. Officer responded to a report of loose dogs in the 300 block of E Walnut St. Officer searched the area but was unable to locate any loose dogs.
-7:09PM. Deputy took a report of a theft in the 600 block of E Oak St.
-7:41PM. Deputies responded to a report of a domestic disturbance in the 400 block of W Cherry St. The incident was verbal only and the involved parties agreed to separate for the night.

Saturday, August 15, 2026
-12:15AM. Deputy returned to the 400 block of W Cherry St due to another argument breaking out over a civil issue.
-7:11AM. Deputy responded to a fire alarm at the Ogden Middle/High School. A staff member was contacted who advised it was a faulty alarm that was being worked on.
-11:31AM. Deputy provided a funeral es**rt from the funeral home to 180th Ave.
-7:07PM. Deputy responded to a 911 hang up in the 600 block of Haws Dr. It was an accidental dial.

Sunday, August 16, 2026
-12:32PM. Deputy returned a phone call regarding a child custody dispute in the 200 block of NW 7th St.
-8:22PM. Deputy assisted with a medical call in the 600 block of Haws Dr.

AN ARREST WITHOUT DISPOSITION IS NOT AN INDICATION OF GUILT

08/10/2026

OGDEN, IOWA POLICE REPORT
AUGUST 3RD - 9TH, 2026

EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER=911
NON-EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER=515-433-0527

Monday, August 3, 2026
-10:45AM. Report of burning in the 300 block of W Mulberry St.
-11:11AM. Officer responded to a 911 hang up in the 300 block of SW 5th St. Officer located a 5-year-old who admitted to dialing 911 on the phone he was playing with. The child was given a reminder on proper use of 911 and the adult on scene was informed that even out-of-service phones will still dial out for 911.
-1:28PM. Officer assisted deputies with locating an individual with a court-ordered committal in the 600 block of E Oak St. The individual was transported to the Boone County Hospital by a deputy.
-1:30PM. Accura Healthcare filed a report about a former employee stealing from the property.

Tuesday, August 4, 2026
-8:24AM. Officer took a report about a bad check being passed at Fareway. After looking into it further it was discovered that there was a technical error and there was no crime.

Wednesday, August 5, 2026
-1:17AM. Deputy responded to a report of suspicious activity in the 400 block of SW 4th St. The deputy searched the area but was unable to locate anyone or anything out of place.
-9:11AM. Officer attempted to return a phone call regarding an animal complaint in the 600 block of E Oak St.
-11:29AM. Officer responded to a report of suspicious activity at the car wash. After realizing that certain details weren’t making sense, the officer realized that the caller was calling from Ogden, Utah. The caller was advised to call his local law enforcement.
-7:37PM. Deputy responded to a report of a salesman harassing a resident in the 600 block of N 1st St. The suspect was located nearby and presented his solicitor’s permit and denied acting inappropriately. Officer contacted the employer the following day.
-11:18PM. Deputies assisted with a medical call in the 600 block of E Division St.

Thursday, August 6, 2026
-No reported activity.

Friday, August 7, 2026
-7:04AM. Deputy responded to an alarm at Ogden Farm & Feed. Employees were on scene and it was determined to be a false alarm.
-11:45AM. Officer took a report of a loose dog near the 100 block of E Elm St. Officer recognized the dog and returned it home in the 500 block of NE 3rd St. It is believed the dog escaped through a damaged gate.
-6:47PM. Deputy followed up on a 911 hang up in the 300 block of NW 4th St. It was an accidental dial.

Saturday, August 8, 2026
-No reported activity.

Sunday, August 9, 2026
-No reported activity.

08/08/2026

🚧 UPDATE: Railroad Crossing Construction

UPDATE - Monday, August 10, 2026 @ 8:30am: we are now being told that construction may not take place until Tuesday, August 11, and that may only affect 2 of the 4 crossings in town and the the remaining 2 will be worked on at later date.

UPDATE – Saturday, August 8, 2026 @ 3pm: We have received an update from the railroad contractor regarding the upcoming crossing closures in Ogden.

Due to additional work that needed to be completed west of Jefferson, the railroad has advised that construction and the associated road closures in Ogden will likely begin Monday, August 10, rather than Sunday as previously anticipated.

We apologize for any confusion caused by the change in schedule. The railroad has indicated that the delay is due to work that needed to be completed farther west and is not within the control of the local crews.

We will provide additional updates as we receive them.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation!

🚨 RAILROAD CROSSING CONSTRUCTION NOTICE – OGDEN

Originally posted Saturday, August 8, 2026 @ 8:30am

The Union Pacific Railroad will begin construction on railroad crossings in Boone County beginning Saturday, August 8, 2026. Work will progress from west to east through the county.

For Ogden, railroad officials have advised that three crossings will be closed beginning Sunday, August 9. This will temporarily leave N 1st Street as the primary open crossing while work is underway.

🚧 What to expect:
• Railroad crossings will close on a rolling basis as construction progresses.
• Crews are expected to begin work around 7:30 a.m. each day.
• Approximately 6–8 miles of track may be completed each day.
• Additional crossings may close as the project progresses.
• NW 4th Street will open once work is done there and then they will begin work on N 1st St.

The railroad has indicated that it will work to complete the project as quickly as possible. Please be patient with the temporary closures and allow yourself additional time when traveling through town.

The Ogden Police Department will share additional information as it becomes available.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation while this important railroad work is completed.

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