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Grants Pass Police Capture Alligator in Neighborhood
On Monday, May 15th, Grants Pass Police (GPPD) Officers responded to a woman’s driveway after she reported an alligator outside.
Safety Saturation Patrol to Take Place on Highway 199
The Oregon State Police will be leading a saturation patrol on Highway 199 (Redwood Highway) shortly. On May 18 and
Authorities Release Details of Rogue River Double Drowning
On Friday, May 12th, at approximately 4:53 PM, the Josephine County Sheriff’s Office was notified of two adult subjects in
Police Arrest Suspect in Deadly Grants Pass Park Shooting
On Sunday, May 14, 2023, at 8:00 PM, the Grants Pass Police Department received several 911 calls from people inside
Grants Pass Police Close Section of Park Due to “Criminal Investigation”
This is a developing incident. Medford Alert will continue to monitor and update as new information becomes available. Due to
Woman and Dog Feared Drowned After Rogue River Incident
A camper staying at Indian Mary County Park, and her dog, are missing and feared drowned after an incident at
Animal Perishes in Wednesday Grants Pass House Fire
Yesterday, at approximately 4:41 PM, Grants Pass Fire Rescue responded to a report of a structure fire in the 900
OSP, ATF, and US Marshals Searching for Josephine County Felon
The Oregon State Police, U.S. Marshals Service, and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tabaco Firearms and Explosives are seeking the public’s
Human Trafficking Victim Rescued During Illegal Marijuana Raid
Earlier today, the Josephine Marijuana Enforcement Team (JMET) with the assistance of Josephine County Public Health & Building Safety, executed
Multi-Agency Wildland Fire Training Taking Place in Grants Pass
The City of Grants Pass Fire Rescue will be conducting wildland fire training in a section of the city on
Grants Pass Police Department Welcomes New K9 “Otis”
The Grants Pass Police Department is announcing a new addition to the force; K-9 Otis. He is the first scent-discriminating
