Police Log, July 27 – August 2
Monday morning at 11:57am, chickens were reported in a Brown Street backyard. The call was transferred to a code enforcement officer, who responded to the area of the reported address and attempted to locate the animals. The officer was unable to locate the animals but planned to follow up the next day.
SMART to visit Geyserville Aug. 10
SMART’s efforts to lock a Geyserville station into its plans move forward next week with a public hearing on Monday evening, indicating the commuter rail agency’s full-speed-ahead commitment.
Council gets back to work
The Healdsburg City Council met Monday night, Aug. 3, returning to its twice-monthly schedule after the annual July recess. The most significant order of business was the review of a report on the Healdsburg Fire Department, but a lot of the action took place in the room or live on Zoom.
Police Logs, July 20-26
Log of reports made to Police Dispatch, including vehicle incidents, public arguments, swimming in the public fountain and more.
Boys & Girls Club builds to meet its future
Modernizing a club that has served the community for nearly 80 years and its Piper Street clubhouse built in the 1960s is no easy task. The project aims to balance state-of-the-art educational spaces with historical preservation, specifically retaining the original gymnasium structure
‘Narcan Squad’ returns to work
Three Healdsburg men continue to save lives by distributing Narcan nasal spray throughout Healdsburg public locations, as first reported two years ago in the Tribune. Now they are putting up signs to make the life-saving antidote easier to find.
Police Log, July 13-19
DOWNTOWN ACTION Healdsburg law enforcement converge at the ‘Towne Centre’ earlier this week in response to a man throwing rocks at a business window. After a brief search they apprehended and arrested him....
Baci weathers challenges following drive-through
It was Saturday of the first high-season weekend in Healdsburg, Memorial Day, and the owners of Baci Café & Wine Bar, looked forward to another successful year, their 16th on Healdsburg Avenue one block from the Plaza. Then a car drove through the front door.
Police Log, July 6 – 12
Local law enforcement tracks down local crime. For instance, a truck spun donuts on the side of the freeway before driving toward Healdsburg Avenue at Alexander Valley Road. The driver got out of the vehicle. Officers responded and arrested a 43-YO man for DUI. He was brought to county jail.
Letters: On speed limits and building accidents
"Healdsburg is lucky to be able to have slow streets for our neighbors to walk and bike safely, while also having the highway nearby for those in a hurry traveling from north to south," writes Ariel Kelley. "I know change can be tough, but at the same time, you only get one life."

















