Daily Report

A Christmas Day domestic dispute in Sehome and a warrant sweep downtown.

Friday, December 26, 20254 min read

Good morning, Bellingham!

Christmas in Bellingham saw officers responding to a range of incidents, from a domestic dispute in Sehome to warrant arrests downtown. The day included welfare checks, theft, and assisting other agencies, keeping our local law enforcement active throughout the holiday.

At a Glance

Bellingham police activity heatmap showing 10 incidents on December 26, 2025

An astonishingly low amount of ten incidents were reported in Bellingham yesterday, with 60% of the total being non-violent.

Downtown saw a concentration of activity. Officers also responded to calls in Barkley, Roosevelt, and Sunnyland, among other neighborhoods.

Notable Location:Downtown

Category Breakdown

3
Welfare
2
Assault
2
Theft
1
Malicious
1
Investigation
1

The 'Other' category, encompassing assist other agency requests and warrant arrests, led incident types yesterday at 30%.

Welfare checks and Assaults tied for second, each accounting for 20% of the calls.

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Timeline Analysis

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12am
3am
6am
9am
12pm
3pm
6pm
9pm
Night
Morning
Afternoon
Peak

Activity varied throughout the day. The busiest hours were midnight and 12:00 PM, each reporting two incidents.

A two-hour window between 2:00 PM and 4:00 PM saw a concentration of activity, logging 3 incidents. This period included a vehicle prowl in Puget and a warrant arrest in Sunnyland.

Intel Briefs

Downtown Activity

Be aware of increased activity downtown, particularly around the 1300 Block of Railroad Ave.

Late-Night Activity

Midnight to 1:00 AM saw multiple incidents, including an assault in Silver Beach and a sex crime investigation in Cornwall Park. Stay vigilant during hours when resources are spread thing.

Meridian Street Security

Increased security checks are being conducted on the 4500 Block of Meridian St. Report any suspicious activity.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's in the "Other" category?

The "Other" category includes 3 incidents that don't fit into our main categories. Here's the breakdown:

WARRANT ARREST2
ASSIST OTHER AGENCY1
Where does this data come from?

All incident data is sourced directly from the official Bellingham Police Department Daily Activity Log. We aggregate and analyze this public information to provide community insights. Our data is updated daily and reflects only what the department publicly reports.