Cattle along road slow traffic on Meadow Creek

Heard on: South Boundary County Public Safety

01:39

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If we could have someone reach out to the Snurley residence on Meadow Creek,

00:08

perhaps about a mile south of Dawson.

00:12

They have two cats out.

00:14

They are right at the road edge and the way the property's wired, they.

00:21

They are not finding a way back in, and traffic is kind of slowing at that location.

00:28

Somebody could just let them know so they can get those cats back in.

00:35

Hi, copy. I will attempt contact now.

00:37

1502, if you copy traffic, I'm going to attempt contact shortly on Meadow Creek.

00:41

Traffic hazard, cattle on the road.

00:52

Copy.

00:57

At 743, I'll let you know if I get a hold of them.

01:02

Copy.

01:10

1521, sheriff.

01:14

Go ahead.

01:18

1521 made contact with the mother of the owners of the cattle.

01:23

She's going to reach out to them and get them back in their house.

01:27

Excellent. They were right at the road edge and we've definitely got a lot of traffic this morning on that road.

01:37

Understood. She was going to make contact right away.

2026-10-09 14:42 UTC

Traffic

Meadow Creek Rd, Idaho

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As discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded to a reported traffic hazard on Meadow Creek Road where cattle were near the road edge and slowing traffic. A deputy contacted the owners’ mother, who said she would reach the owners to get the cattle back into their property.