Community
Willow
5 published Alaska State Troopers dispatches in the last 90 days (3 community · 2 corridor).
See Willow on the map
Placement follows what each dispatch actually says: a named intersection earns a point,
a named road earns a corridor band, and a dispatch that names only the community is
placed at the community — never at a made-up address.
DUI
Willow · 2026-10-07 · Case AK26098763■ road corridor
On 10/03/2026 at approximately 1704 hours, Alaska State Troopers received a report of a REDDI (Report Every Dangerous Driver Immediately) heading southbound on the Parks Hwy. near mile marker 82. The vehicle was described as a red Dodge pickup. Shortly after Matcom dispatch received an additional call involving a similar vehicle that had lost control and went into the ditch. Investigation resulted in Tyrone Leonard, age 41, was found to be impaired and was arrested for Driving while Under the Influence of Alcohol. Leonard was processed on Datamaster and remanded to Mat-Su Pretrial on OR bail.
Corridor — Parks Highway in the Willow area. The dispatch reports Mile 82; the band is the highway stretch near Willow, not a surveyed milepost spot.
Read the original dispatch at dps.alaska.gov
Trespassing/Warrant Arrest
Willow · 2026-10-03 · Case AK26098711■ road corridor
On 10/03/2026, Alaska State Troopers were dispatched to a call of possible trespassing at a property in Willow, off of Willow-Fishhook Road. Upon arrival on scene, Troopers met with two individuals who were on site at a Gold Mining claim. One of the individuals, Ronald Pellett, was discovered to have an outstanding warrant for his arrest out of Anchorage for Failure to Appear due to DUI. Ronald was transported and Remanded to Mat-Su Pre-Trial with bail set to $5000.
Corridor — Willow-Fishhook Road in Willow. The dispatch names the road; the band is a stretch of that road, not an address.
Read the original dispatch at dps.alaska.gov
Any charges reported in these press releases are merely accusations and the defendants are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.