Steady Calls For Pacific County

Thursday, April 9, 2026 at 10:59 AM

Deputies handled just one more total call in March, but the types of calls did shift.

The latest numbers from Pacific County show things stayed pretty steady from February into March. Deputies handled just one more total call in March, but the types of calls did shift. Traffic stops dropped off quite a bit, while criminal trespass cases jumped noticeably. Domestic violence calls went down, and courtroom activity ticked up slightly. It’s a snapshot of how things are changing on the ground for deputies month to month.

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Steady Calls For Pacific County

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