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Housing Authority hears January police reports; officers monitoring noise complaints

Housing Authority of the City of Anaconda Board of Commissioners · February 24, 2026
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Summary

The secretary reported six Housing Authority–related police reports in January (2 at Cedar Park, 1 at Mount Haggin, 3 at P.J. Hagan Manor) and no arrests; Housing Officer Arment noted noise issues at P.J. Hagan Manor and staff will monitor.

Secretary Kaitlin Leary reported six police reports tied to Housing Authority properties for January: two at Cedar Park Homes, one at Mount Haggin, and three at P.J. Hagan Manor; there were no arrests. Housing Officer Arment noted noise issues at P.J. Hagan Manor and the secretary said staff and Officer Arment will watch the situation.

The report was informational; no enforcement actions or board directives were recorded at the meeting.