Propane leak with CO readings clears Wilson-area home; crews shut off gas and vent on N. Fish Creek Road

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• Gas leak found behind carbon monoxide alarm at Fish Creek Road home. Engine 61 was paged at 09:53 for a residential CO alarm on North Fish Creek Road; Engine 21 arrived at 10:15 at a two-story log home and, working on TG 1807/1808 with Battalion 3, found low levels of propane and gas plus intermittent CO. Crews shut off the propane supply, vented the house (the homeowner initially declined to evacuate but later agreed to leave during venting), and declared hazards cleared at 11:26.
• Fire alarm on West Trail Creek Road unfounded after confusion over who should be in the house. Paged at 11:23; Engine 61 found house cleaners on scene at 11:37 while the keyholder told dispatch no one should be at the property. Crews did a full walkthrough, found no hazards, reached the homeowner and property manager, reset the system and cleared at 11:52, unfounded.
• Man reported stumbling near Maverick/South Park Loop not found. At 19:50 units were sent for a welfare check on a man in his 50s, gray hoodie under a black jacket, seen possibly exiting a vehicle near the Maverick on South 89 and reportedly trying to walk up the butte toward High School View. Two units searched; UTL and clear at 20:22.
• Cache Street closed for paving; buses rerouted much of the day. A driver reported the Cache/Kelly intersection closed at 08:22; by 14:54 Cache was closed from south of the Center for the Arts to Carnes for fresh asphalt. By 15:09 Hanson was open from Cache as a detour. Bus operations (TG 1812/1820) rerouted around the work into the evening.
• Cluster of driving complaints, all unresolved on air. 13:07: silver Acura swerving on Snow King/Millward that nearly hit a cyclist (UTL by 13:22), plus a black pickup on Snow King with a child on the driver's lap. 13:22: a white Enterprise box truck speeding north on S. US-89 was passed to Highway Patrol. 19:45: an SUV doing donuts in the Stilson lot — gone on arrival.
• Misplaced firearm reported at downtown outfitter. At 11:07 an officer was sent to a West Broadway outdoor store for a lost-property report on a misplaced firearm; no further traffic.

Also on the air

A heavy but routine traffic-enforcement day: roughly 37 plate checks and 14 records checks, mostly along S. US-89, WY-22 and South Park Loop, with several verbal warnings (speed, registration, stop sign) and one semi with an Illinois trailer plate that wouldn't return registration. Fire/EMS also ran a Taylor Mountain prescribed-burn crew (07:54), an approved one-time open burn on Aspen Drive (09:56), and a commercial water-flow alarm at the high school storage building at 14:57 that turned out to be system testing. School-bus channels spent the afternoon sorting kids who missed stops or boarded the wrong bus — all handed off to parents, school staff or the rec center. Two loose-dog calls in the evening (one picked up near Melody Ranch and taken toward the shelter; a chihuahua on Snow King Ave referred to non-emergency), a theft report from the Super 8 (21:16), a destruction-of-property report on Snow King Loop (17:38), and a 911 open line on East Snow King attributed to known line issues, cleared code 4 at 21:48.

By the numbers

• 1,522 transmissions across 453 exchanges (206 short status-only exchanges omitted from the log).
• Busiest talkgroup: TG 1801 Teton County law dispatch (817 transmissions); busiest hour: 16:00–17:00 (200).
• Categories: status 171, unclassified 166, plate-check 37, transit 19, medical 17, records-check 14, fire 11, traffic-complaint 7, alarm 3, welfare 2, traffic-stop 2, domestic 1, animal 1, hazard 1, 911-open-line 1.

Caveats

• Not all of this is Teton County: TG 13751 is Fremont County EMS paging (11+ Lander/Riverton/Dubois pages, including a Highway 789 grass fire), and TG 109/6386 carried WHP/statewide traffic from Evanston, Rock Springs and Green River (a rollover near Evanston at 14:02, two semis rear-ended on I-80 at 18:08). None of that is local.
• Transcription quality was poor on unit numbers, plates and some addresses; a 19:44 exchange logged as "clear to assault" (categorized domestic) is too garbled to characterize, as is a 12:45–12:50 TG 1814 exchange that may involve a rescue helicopter returning to its hangar. Lines marked [suspect] below are low-confidence.
• TG 1812 and TG 6599 are unidentified in the system; context strongly suggests school-bus operations and a WYDOT/Teton Pass maintenance channel respectively, but labels are unconfirmed.