By Griffin Beach on Tuesday, September 22nd, 2026 in Columbia Basin News More Top Stories
PENDLETON – An influx of people usually means a busier time for law enforcement, and last week’s Pendleton Round-Up was certainly not an exception to that rule.
Pendleton police handled 846 calls from Sep. 14 through Sep. 20. For comparison 559 calls were fielded the week before, according to a post on the PPD Facebook page.
The calls were broken down as follows:
Call Numbers by Day:
• Monday — 114
• Tuesday — 135
• Wednesday — 140
• Thursday — 124
• Friday — 124
• Saturday — 143
• Sunday — 66
Types of Call:
224 Traffic Stops
91 Area Checks
55 Parking Complaints
35 Suspicious Activity Calls
26 Sheltering Ordinance Calls
22 Trespass Calls
19 Dog Complaints
19 Domestic Disturbances
22 Property Found/Lost Calls
13 Motor Vehicle Crashes
In addition, Oregon State Police reported 19 driving under the influence stops in the Pendleton area from Thursday through Sunday.
“Round-Up week takes a tremendous amount of preparation, coordination and long hours,” PPD said in a statement. “Thank you to our officers, dispatchers, partner agencies and community members who helped make another Pendleton Round-Up week a safe and successful one.”