Fergus Falls Police and Fire Address Thefts, Crashes, Disorderly Conduct

Fergus Falls law enforcement and emergency crews recorded a series of public-safety incidents in records covering Feb. 12-13, 2026, including theft reports, traffic incidents marked as crashes, disorderly-conduct complaints and follow-up investigations. Those entries appear in the routine compilation of municipal and public-safety activity maintained for Fergus Falls and Otter Tail County.

The Fergus Falls Police Department entries for Feb. 12-13 list multiple theft reports alongside traffic-related calls and disorderly-conduct complaints. The police records show officers opened follow-up investigations tied to the theft and disorderly-conduct entries, indicating active casework rather than one-off reports during that reporting period.

Fergus Falls Fire Department and city EMS responses were included in the same Feb. 12-13 records, with fire/EMS crews dispatched to incidents concurrent with police activity. Fire and emergency medical services were cataloged alongside the police logs in the municipal compilation, reflecting coordinated first-responder activity for the city during those dates.

City municipal reports in the Feb. 12-13 compilation were filed with the same public-safety summaries, creating a single administrative snapshot that combines police calls, fire/EMS responses and municipal follow-up actions. The records from that two-day span were packaged as the city's routine public-safety and municipal report for community review.

The pattern captured in the Feb. 12-13, 2026 records underscores how Fergus Falls authorities document everyday policing and emergency response across the city and within Otter Tail County. Residents seeking clarity on individual incidents referenced in the compilation can consult the official public records maintained by the Fergus Falls Police Department and Fergus Falls Fire Department for case status, as those departments generated the logs covering the Feb. 12-13 timeframe.