Another Busy Week for Police In Williston North Dakota

Another week has passed, and it was another busy one for the Williston Police Department. Between October 26 and November 1, officers responded to 635 calls for service — a reminder of just how much happens in a week around the community.

Williston Police Report 36 Arrests

The department reported 36 arrests during that time. Of those, 5 were felonies, 27 were misdemeanors, and 4 were infractions. Each arrest represents countless hours of patrol, investigation, and follow-up work to keep Williston safe.

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Williston Police Busy With Traffic Stops

Traffic enforcement was also a major focus. Officers conducted 128 traffic stops, issuing 64 citations and 13 written warnings. These numbers highlight the department’s ongoing efforts to promote safe driving and prevent accidents before they happen.

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Williston Police Respond To Numerous Accidents

Speaking of accidents, officers responded to 21 traffic crashes during the week. Thankfully, 20 of those were non-injury accidents, while only one involved injuries. It’s a good reminder for drivers to stay alert, especially as daylight gets shorter and weather conditions continue to change.

In total, 109 reports were taken by officers throughout the week — everything from theft investigations to vehicle collisions to community concerns.

The Williston Police Department continues to balance enforcement with community service, ensuring safety while maintaining a strong connection with residents. Their ongoing efforts — from handling emergencies to responding to everyday calls — show the vital role they play in keeping the city running smoothly.