Woman hurt in Bronco rollover on US-191 near Hoback; WHP takes driver for DUI; bison hit by vehicles on N-89

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• Rollover on US-191 near Hoback Junction; driver hurt, DUI arrest. Beginning 01:09 (first call logged at 01:08), multiple passers-by reported a woman in her 20s flagging down traffic on US-191 east of Hoback Junction, saying she'd rolled a Bronco off the roadway; a truck driver stayed with her and reported possible head injury. Deputies (2210233, 2210315) and Medic 10 responded to the mm 163 area; she had a minor wrist laceration and head-injury complaint, and the vehicle was found down an embankment about 200 yards away, no other occupants (01:28). Medic 10 transported to St. John's by 01:44; per 03:42 traffic, Highway Patrol was taking the driver for DUI.
• Bison struck by vehicles on North US-89. First aired at 01:38 as a bison-versus-two-vehicles crash on WY-390, corrected on air at 01:41 to north US-89 at mm 182 in park jurisdiction — a red Jeep Cherokee sideways on the roadway with significant front-end damage, second vehicle's involvement unclear, no injuries. A park ranger (415) handled it; the ranger later went to a bar contact and then St. John's for a blood draw (03:02), suggesting a possible impaired-driving investigation tied to the night's calls [transcription unclear].
• Assault at the Rose; one detained. At 01:43 dispatch sent units to the Rose (Town Square area) for a subject who assaulted two doormen; officer 696 had one detained by 01:48, Medic 60 checked a laceration above an eye at 50 W. Broadway (01:59), and an officer logged en route to jail with one male around 02:15–14:19… (jail transport confirmed on air).
• Fire alarm at Home Ranch Visitor Center — pulled by mistake. 14:39 commercial fire alarm, 210 N. Cache St.; Battalion 2 and Engine 11 found an activated pull station, no smoke or fire. Camera review showed a visitor pulled it apparently thinking it was the accessible door opener (14:58); crews reset and cleared by about 15:02.
• Smoke-filled house on West Neate-area road. 19:37 Engine 11 responded for a homeowner with flue/chimney trouble; the house was "filled significantly with smoke" (19:56). Crews ventilated, reset alarms and cleared at 20:38. No fire.
• Possible stroke at the Antler Inn. 23:21 Medics 10 and 11 responded for a 76-year-old woman who collapsed; a bystander stroke screen was positive (unable to smile, slurred speech, 23:25). Transported to St. John's by 23:47.

Also on the air

A heavy plate-check/records day: 33 plate checks and 18 records checks, mostly TG 1801, concentrated on Ski Hill Road/Teton Canyon, WY-22, Spring Gulch and South 89, with 5 logged traffic stops (mix of verbal warnings and citations). Other texture: a 21:35 reckless-driver broadcast for a dark dually eastbound WY-22 from mm 13 that nearly hit the guardrail — WHP 100 and deputies converged and identified a gray GMC Denali dually through Wilson by 21:45, no arrest aired; a 19:42 welfare check for an elderly man at the fog line on WY-22 holding a "Wilson" sign; a 10:42 motorist-assist broadcast for an elderly couple with a coolant leak at US-89 mm 150 (deputy searched to Game Creek, gone on arrival by 11:51); a complaint about ~10 middle-schoolers on e-bikes riding into oncoming traffic on Snow King Avenue (13:15); an Express Lube disturbance with a man striking a window and fleeing in a green Jeep (15:54); a Teton Village burglar alarm canceled as housekeeping (08:33); vehicle-vs-elk (06:17), bears near Teton Pines and a bear in pigs/chickens at Swift Creek (Game & Fish, 14:59/17:54); moose jams on Village Road for START drivers (18:35, 19:18); START mechanical gripes (false low-fuel light, dead A/C, a bus with seizing steering); and Teton County SAR's Rescue 22 helicopter flying a mid-afternoon mission from Snow King (15:02–17:13).

By the numbers

• 1,595 transmissions across 489 exchanges (231 short status-only exchanges omitted from the log).
• Busiest talkgroup: TG 1801 Teton County law dispatch, 1,042 transmissions — 65% of traffic. Next: TG 1807 Fire/EMS (123), TG 6386 WYDOT/Highway (108), TG 1820 START (102).
• Busiest hour: 14:00 (130 transmissions); overnight spike at 01:00 (114) from the rollover and Rose assault.
• Categories: status 179, unclassified 177, plate-check 33, medical 32, records-check 18, traffic-complaint 11, transit 9, animal 7, fire 7, traffic-stop 5, crash 4, welfare 3, domestic 2, alarm 2.

Caveats

• Not all logged traffic is Teton County: TG 13751 is Fremont County EMS paging (~15 pages, Lander/Riverton, incl. a 22:12 lightning-strike page at a Shoshoni school), and TG 109 statewide WHP traffic was almost entirely I-80/Rock Springs–Evanston complaints. An 11:24 stolen-vehicle/runaway broadcast was out of Riverton.
• Whisper transcription is rough tonight: unit numbers, road names ("Neate Road," "Tash Street," "Lucan Meadows") and several outcomes are garbled; the park ranger blood-draw thread, the 20:49 WY-22 custody with WHP, and TG 6586 traffic about opening a closure gate in Hoback Canyon (~06:08–06:45, one lane reported open) are low-confidence and may be misheard or out-of-county.
• 177 exchanges were unclassifiable; some routine items above may be under- or miscounted.