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Welcome to the Caledonia Police Department's webpage. Thank you for your interest in our department and for visiting our page.
Caledonia Police Department
5045 Chester Ln
Caledonia, WI 53402
If you have an emergency, please call 911. If you require an officer for a non-emergency call for service, please contact the Racine County Communications Center at (262)886-2300. If you would like to speak to someone in our Police Support Services Unit (Records), please call (262)835-4423. You can also use this number to speak to someone in Administration or to leave a voicemail for any of our staff.
Emergency call 911Dispatch (non-emergency) - (262)886-2300
Administrative/Records/Evidence - (262)835-4423
Fax - (262)835-4799
Mission Statement
The mission of the Caledonia Police Department, through a cooperative effort with the community, is to impartially serve and protect all citizens with integrity, dedication, and professionalism.
On behalf of the Village of Caledonia and the Caledonia Police Department, I would like to welcome you to our web page. The men and women of your police department provide 24/7 professional police services to the community. The Police Department is authorized for (44) sworn personnel, (2) full time and (2) part time civilian Police Support Specialists. Dispatch services are provided by the Racine County Communications Center. The Police Department sworn staff is comprised of a Chief, Deputy Chief, (3) Lieutenants, (5) Sergeants, (3) Detectives, (1) Investigator, (1) FBI Task Force Officer, (1) Community Engagement Officer, (1) K9 Handler w/K9 partner and (27) Police Officers.
We are committed to our relationships with our business community, residents, and guests, and we value the partnerships we have worked so hard to create. We enjoy tremendous community support, and for that we are truly thankful.
The mission statement of the Caledonia Police Department, through a cooperative effort with the community, is to impartially serve and protect all citizens with integrity, dedication, and professionalism.
The words INTEGRITY, DEDICATION, and PROFESSIONALISM are emblazoned on our uniform patches as a symbol, and a reminder, of our commitment to these values.
I hope you find some of the information on this web page useful. We encourage you to follow the Village of Caledonia Police Department Facebook page for more current and relevant information. I believe you will find the information on our Facebook page interesting, and at times entertaining.
Respectfully,
Christopher Botsch - Chief of Police
Investigations
The Investigations Bureau is overseen by Lt. Rick Rager and is comprised of (3) Detectives, (1) Temporary Investigator, and (1) Task Force Officer assigned to the FBI – Milwaukee Area Safe Streets Task Force targeting gangs, guns, and drugs in the greater Racine area. Our investigative staff are prepared to investigate all crimes from the very simple to the most complex. They maintain great relationships with investigators from throughout southeast Wisconsin and northern Illinois to collaborate and share information to impact crime in Caledonia and beyond.
Police Support Services
Caledonia Police Support Services is located within the police department inside the Public Safety Building and is open Monday through Friday from 7:30am to 4:30pm except holidays, providing support to sworn staff, processing records requests and administrative inquiries, etc. The lobby phone located in the police department provides 24-hour contact directly to the Racine County Communications Center for police response. Support Services is overseen by Lt. Rick Rager and is staffed with (2) full-time and (2) part-time personnel consisting of (1) Police Technician/Evidence Custodian (FT), (1) Records Clerk (FT), and (2) Records Clerks (PT).
Open Records Requests
To request open records from our department, you can call (262)835-4423, send an email at recordsrequests@caledonia-wi.gov, or use this form (need to link still).
The Professional Standards Lieutenant is responsible for accreditation, policy development, training, community engagement, fleet management, information technology, building maintenance, internal investigation, and other duties to ensure we continue to be a high performing and professional police organization.
Officer Jacob Buer is assigned as our Community Engagement Officer. He is assigned to coordinate engagement activities and events.
Patrol Operations are overseen by Lt. Chris Schuster with assistance from (5) patrol sergeants assigned across (3) shifts. Together, they guide and mentor (27) police officers and (1) K9 Officer w/K9 partner. We place great value on continued training, and our patrol officers are all cross trained in a variety of disciplines.
Our officers also participate in a variety of specialty teams to include our Drone Team, Joint Tactical Team, Honor Guard, Crowd Control, Bike Patrol, etc.
Communications (Dispatch)
The Caledonia Police Department joined with many municipalities to form the Racine County Communications Center located in Ives Grove. The RCCC provides communications and dispatch services for most Racine County police and fire departments. Information sharing is the mission-critical requirement to achieve public safety, incident management, crime investigations, homeland security, protect the American public, and to defend against terrorism. Therefore, most Department squads are additionally outfitted with mobile computers which serve law enforcement as additional tools in the safest and most up to date communications and information sharing between the Dispatchers and Officers.
How can you clear more about 911 systems and when you should call?
Visit www.apco911.org OR www.nena.org
Emergency Call 911
To report a police matter: 262-886-2300
Administration/Records: 262-835-4423
Fax: 262-835-4799
Crime Stoppers
Anyone with information can contact CRIME STOPPERS anonymously by calling: 1-888-636-9330, e-mail: racine.crimestoppersweb.com, or text message: RACS to 274637 (crimes). We want your information, not your name. Callers may receive a cash reward up to $1,000 for their information.
Homeland Security Investigations (HIS)
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HIS) provides the Victim Notification Program which allows eligible victims and witnesses to obtain reliable and timely information regarding a criminal alien’s release from custody. Victims and witnesses are required to register with HIS in order to receive notification of a criminal alien’s release. The following link is a universal resource locator for the HIS Victim Notification Program: https://www.ice.gov/
Victim Service Resources
BeLEAF Survivors
https://beleafsurvivors.org
1-262-637-7233
Wisconsin Department of Corrections Office of Victim Services & Programs
https://notis.doc.state.wi.us/notisExt/login
1-800-947-5777
Wisconsin Department of Justice Office of Crime Victim Services - Crime Victim Compensation
www.doj.state.wi.us/cvs
1-800-446-6564
Wisconsin Coalition Against Sexual Assault
www.wcasa.org
1-608-257-1516
Prevent Child Abuse Wisconsin
www.preventchildabusewi.org
1-920-996-2210
National Mothers Against Drunk Driving
www.madd.org
1-877-275-6233
National Domestic Violence Hotline
www.ndvh.org
1-800-799-7233
National Center on Elder Abuse
ncea.acl.gov
1-800-677-1116
National Teen Dating Abuse Helpline
www.loveisrespect.org
1-866-331-9474
National Organization for Victim Assistance
www.trynova.org
1-800-879-6682
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