Catasauqua police responded to these and other calls recently.

DEC. 31

A report of identity theft was investigated in the 600 block of South 14th Street.

Two disturbance reports were addressed at the same residence in the 500 block of Kurtz Street.

Police assisted a citizen in the 500 block of Kurtz Street.

In the 800 block of Walnut Street, traffic enforcement was conducted.

A parking complaint was handled in the 100 block of Front Street.

Officers investigated a civil matter in the 700 block of Front Street.

JAN. 1

Traffic enforcement took place at Front and Bridge streets.

Police responded to disturbance reports in the 200 block of Second Street and at Whittier Place Apartments, 895 Walnut St.

Noise complaints were addressed in the 100 block of 11th Street and the 700 block of Limestone Street.

In the 400 block of Front Street, officers conducted a welfare check.

At South 14th and Race streets, a traffic complaint was addressed.

Officers responded to a report of a neighbor dispute in the 700 block of Railroad Street.

A report of suspicious activity in the 100 block of South Front Street brought out officers.

JAN. 2

On Canal Street, a complaint of littering/dumping was investigated.

Motor vehicle accidents took place at Delaware Avenue and Lehigh Street and in the 100 block of Howertown Road, the latter involving a hit and run.

In the 300 block of Race Street, a parking complaint was addressed.

A lost/found animal in the 800 block of Walnut Street had officers in the area.

JAN. 3

A noise complaint in the 700 block of Limestone Street was handled.

Officers conducted welfare checks in the 200 block of Howertown Road and at Second and Liberty streets.

JAN. 4

A hit and run occurred in the 900 block of Walnut Street.

A report of disorderly conduct/harassment in the 500 block of Howertown Road had police at the scene.

In the 200 block of Limestone Street, a parking complaint was investigated.

JAN. 5

A reported hit and run was investigated at South 14th and Poplar streets.

In the 500 block of Front Street, a reported disturbance was addressed.

JAN. 6

Civil matters were reported at the same residence in the 700 block of Railroad Street.

An animal complaint in the 500 block of Fifth Street was handled.

Officers assisted a citizen in the 200 block of Second Street.

Three parking complaints were addressed in the same area at Second and Mulberry streets.

JAN. 7

A complaint of noise in the 300 block of Peach Street was investigated.

Police assisted a citizen in the 200 block of Second Street.

At Innovative Arts Academy Charter School, 330 Howertown Road, police investigated a juvenile complaint.

Officers responded to a parking complaint in the 100 block of School Street.

Suspicious activity in the 200 block of Church Street was reported.

JAN. 8

A parking complaint in the 700 block of Railroad Street was investigated.

Traffic enforcement took place at Bridge and St. John streets.

JAN. 9

A lost or missing juvenile in the 400 block of Bath Avenue was reported.

Officers conducted a welfare check at Whittier Place Apartments, 895 Walnut St.

In the 600 block of Front Street, police investigated a parking complaint.

Suspicious activity at Third and Pine streets was reported.

In the 600 block of Front Street, officers responded to a juvenile complaint.

JAN. 10

At the same residence in the unit block of Railroad Street, police investigated a report of a disturbance and civil matter.

JAN. 11

The department received a report of a disturbance in the 400 block of Front Street.

Officers responded to an animal complaint in the 200 block of Main Street.

JAN. 12

A report of littering/dumping in the unit block of West Race Street was investigated.

At Third and Pine streets, a traffic complaint was addressed.

Officers responded to a report of a theft of property in the 200 block of Bridge Street.

Police investigated a reported assault in the 600 block of Third Street.

JAN. 13

Parking complaints were handled in the 200 block of High Street, the unit block of Cambridge Place and the unit block of Covington Place.