Police Department

Annual Reports

Auxiliary Police Program

Police Auxiliaries are unpaid volunteers who help at special events and municipal court. They attend trainings, meetings and are able to participate in ride-a-longs. Any person interested in becoming a Police Auxiliary should complete an auxiliary application and email it to: policeauxiliary@wfbvillage.gov. Applications can also be submitted in person. View the application here: https://www.wfbvillage.gov/DocumentCenter/View/1884/Auxilliary-Officer-Application-2023

Common Ordinance Violations

The Police Department is responsible for providing residents of the community with an orderly environment that is free of nuisances. Village Ordinance Chapter 8 (Orderly Conduct) and Chapter 9 (Public Nuisances) help the department to maintain safety and peace in the community. The linked page contains additional information about common ordinance violations.

Complaints

It is the policy of the Whitefish Bay Police Department that all incidents of alleged or suspected violations of law, ordinances or Department rules, regulations or Standard Operating Procedures must be investigated and reported in writing. The Department encourages citizens to bring forward any truthful complaint regarding misconduct by employees.

Coyote Information

Generally, coyotes are reclusive animals who avoid human contact. Coyotes who’ve adapted to urban and suburban environments, however, may realize there are few real threats and approach people or feel safe visiting yards even when people are present. The linked page contains additional information about coyotes.

Crime Prevention

Click for information and links about crime prevention. These are provided for informational purposes only. If you would like to report a crime or make a police report, please call the Bayside Communication Center at 414-351-9900, in an emergency dial 911.

Home Watch Request

If requested, the Whitefish Bay Police Department will provide a home watch while you are away from home. Please complete the form and return it to the Whitefish Bay Police Department.

Medication Drop Off Program

Drug Take Back Day provides a safe, convenient, and responsible means of disposal, while also educating the community about the potential abuse and consequences of improper storage and disposal of these medications.

Other Police Department Services

Follow this link to find out more information regarding fingerprinting for Whitefish Bay residents and Operation Identification.

Parking Permits

Find out more information about daytime, construction, employee, and overnight parking permits.

Police Department Announcements

View recent Village Wide announcements and reports from the Police Department.

Recent Crime Email Notification Sign Up

Sign up to to receive an email notification when there are changes to the "Recent Crime Updates" section of the website.

Recent Crime Updates

View a list of recent crime activity. Incidents will be listed on this page for approximately 14 days.

Request Police Reports & Records

Requests for records will be processed at the Whitefish Bay Police Department between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. The requester is asked to fill out an open record request form detailing the record(s) requested. Follow the link for more information.

Special Needs Registry Form

The Special Needs Registry is available for all residents requiring special needs resulting from a physical, emotional, or medical condition (i.e. dementia, autism, etc.). Information provided is maintained in a confidential database which will assist emergency responders in providing a more informed response to those with special needs during an emergency.

Transparency in Policing

Whitefish Bay Police Department's commitment to transparency