CEDAR BLUFF– Medical calls accounted for half of the Cedar Bluff Fire Department’s 28 reported incidents in September. Meanwhile, the Cedar Bluff Police Department logged 7,303 patrol miles and served 23 warrants.
The departments’ September 2026 reports outline activity ranging from medical assistance and fire response to patrol and criminal investigations.
Police Report Patrol, Arrests, and Investigations
Officers reported 101 warnings and 44 tickets during the month. The report also listed three felony arrests and four misdemeanor arrests, along with one drug case.
Police also recorded 38 incident/offense reports and interviewed four suspects. The department listed four assigned cases and three open investigations. Officers also answered one crime tip.
The report’s “Target Enforcement (ICE)” entry lists one arrest and four hours of overtime. It also lists zero traffic overtime hours.
Fire Department Records 28 Incidents
The fire department’s report covers September 1–30. Its major categories include 14 medical incidents, seven fire incidents, five public service incidents, and two with undefined incident types.
Breathing problems accounted for four calls. Medical categories also included two calls each for abdominal pain, non-traumatic chest pain, convulsions or seizures, and medical alarms.
The department also recorded one allergic reaction or sting call and one heart problem call.
The seven fire-related entries included three classified as “Structural Involvement” and one as “Room and Contents Fire.” In addition, firefighters reported one vegetation/grass fire, one wildland fire, and one other outside fire.
The detailed breakdown also lists three fire alarms, two citizen-assistance or service calls, and two law-enforcement-related incidents.
The fire report uses dispatch times to determine which incidents appear in the breakdown. It also notes that records without a dispatch time do not appear in the report.
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