Search
Skip Sidebar Navigation
Community Services
Police Services
Community Services
National Night Out
Fill The Cruiser Event
Last item for navigation
  • A+
  • A-

Community Services

Brown County Sheriff's Deputies serving the Village of Bellevue provide and attend numerous community events each year. In addition, Deputies provide community education and training as part of their duties to the the residents of the Village of Bellevue.

RIDE-A-LONGS

If you are interested in riding along with a Brown County Sheriff's Deputy, please contact the Brown County Sheriff's Office at (920) 448-4200. Requests are processed through the patrol division.

PRESCRIPTION DRUG DROP OFF

As part of a comprehensive plan to combat drug abuse in Brown County, the Sheriff's Office is collecting unwanted residential medications. This initiative aims to prevent theft, protect children and pets from accidental poisoning, and reduce pollution in our local waterways. Wisconsin Public Service has partnered with us to ensure these medications are disposed of properly.

Together, we can make a significant impact in the fight against drug abuse. Click here to visit the Brown County Sheriff’s Office information page.

PRESENTATIONS

Directed Enforcement Officer (DEO) presentations for the public can focus on various aspects of crime prevention and community safety. Key topics include:

CRIME PREVENTION AND SAFETY

  • Home Security: Discussing effective strategies to secure homes, such as improving lighting, installing better locks, and utilizing security systems.
  • Auto Theft Prevention: Providing tips on how to protect vehicles from theft and burglary.
  • Cybersecurity and Internet Safety: Covering issues like cyberbullying, identity theft, online fraud, and responsible use of social media.
  • Drug and Gang Awareness: Educating the public about the signs, symptoms, and consequences of drug use and gang involvement.
  • Active Shooter Preparedness: Explaining the "Run, Hide, or Fight" strategy and other safety measures in response to active threats.
  • Disaster Response: Offering information on local emergency plans for events such as floods, natural disasters, or other crises.

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND PUBLIC AWARENESS

  • The Role of the DEO: Explaining the specific duties of the officer and how the department interacts with the community.
  • Community Policing: Detailing how law enforcement collaborates with community members to solve problems and build trust.
  • Legal Rights and Responsibilities: Educating the public on their rights and responsibilities during interactions with law enforcement.
  • Building Positive Relationships: Highlighting the importance of fostering positive interactions between law enforcement and the public.

ADDITIONAL RELEVANT TOPICS

  • Senior Security: Focusing on home security, fraud prevention, and robbery prevention specifically for senior citizens.
  • De-Escalation Techniques: Explaining how officers utilize techniques such as dialogue and other control methods to resolve situations peacefully.
  • Mental Health: Raising awareness about mental health issues and how law enforcement responds to individuals experiencing mental health crises.

    Upcoming Events

    No events available.