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SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT
David Peterson, Sheriff
430 East Division
Wautoma, WI 54982
Phone (920) 787-3321
Fax (920) 787-7685
Jail Phone - (920) 787-6591
County Coroner - (920) 787-3321
Jail Fax - (920) 787-6524
(Sheriff's Dept. Dispatchers will
(430 East Division -
Wautoma)
page the
Coroner)
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PERSONNEL
Lt. George Peterman - Chief Deputy/Jail Administrator (920) 787-0476
Lt. Jeff Nett - Patrol (920) 787-6514
Tim Ganzel - Emergency Management (920) 787-6571
Lt. Randy Thurley - Detectives (920) 787-0474
Sgt. Curt Olson - Detective (920) 787-0478
Sgt. Jim Lietz - Detective (920) 787-0458
Lafe Hendrickson - School Liason
Darlene Mastricola - Administrative Assistant
Sally Sroka - E911 Supervisor
Mission
Statement
The mission of
the Sheriffs Department is to enhance the quality of life for those people
living and visiting in Waushara County by providing quality police service to
the community. Protection and service will be accomplished by impartial
protection of individual rights while maintaining public trust in the
credibility, integrity, fairness, excellence and professionalism of the members
of the Waushara County Sheriff’s Department. The Department is committed to
teamwork and Community Policing through personal interaction with the people we
serve to ensure the best quality of life in our community, and by equitable
enforcement of the laws of Waushara County and the State of Wisconsin within the
framework of the United States Constitution to preserve and advance democratic
values. We take pride in our community, our department and our commitment to the
welfare and protection of the citizens of Waushara County. We place great
emphasis upon human life and make every effort to treat all people with dignity,
respect and compassion.
Law
Enforcement Committee (usually meets the lst Wednesday of each month)
Norm Weiss, Chair
Mark Kerschner, Vice Chair
Donna Kalata, Secretary
Dennis Wedde, Alternate
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General Information - English Version
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What Every Parent Should Know About Drugs
Request to Hire Special Deputy to Perform Certain Function Form
Policy Relating to Special Deputies
Sheriff's Foreclosure Sales
Project ChildSafe
Project LifeSaver
Tips for Avoiding Deer Collision
Waushara County TRIAD Schedule
Booster Seat Law
Open Records Request Form
Fire Works Permit
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1989 Pi-Rod #18 X 180’ Guyed Tower w/Guy Wires
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.,
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,
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CRIME STOPPERS ADS
Week of May 19, 2013
During the evening of Tuesday May 7, 2013 a Jonsered chain
saw, logging chain and various logging tools were stolen from property in the
area of CTH YY and
19th Road
in the Town of
Dakota
. If you have information on this or
any other crime call 800-800-5219, remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash
reward.
Week of May 12, 2013
During the last two weeks a prowler has been seen, but not
identified in the
Sandy Pines Court/Buttercup Drive
area in the Town of
Leon
and
Village
of
Redgranite
. If you have information on this or
any other crime call 800-800-5219, remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash
reward.
Week of May 5, 2013
Within the last 3 weeks firearms have been reported stolen
from residences in the
Village
of
Lohrville
, Towns of Marion and
Plainfield
. There is no evidence to connect
these thefts at this time. Owners
are encouraged to secure firearms when stored, keep a record of make, model and
serial numbers. If you have
information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219, remain anonymous and
be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of April 28, 2013
Sometime since November 2012 fourteen (14) 4’X4’
aluminum pier sections were stolen from a residence on
Long
Lake
in the Town of
Saxeville
. The pier sections were valued at
$2000.00. If you have information on
this or any other crime call 800-800-5219, remain anonymous and be eligible for
a cash reward.
Week of April 21, 2013
Sometime since December 2012 a home on
Aspen Road
in the Town of
Springwater
was forcibly entered. In addition
to stealing clothes, amplifier and an Expresso maker, the culprit appeared to
have stayed at the house and caused $1000.00 damage.
If you have information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219,
remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of April 14, 2013
During the evening of Tuesday, April 16, 2013 after 10:00
pm the Subway on
Main St.
in the City of
Wautoma
was forcibly entered and the safe was compromised.
In excess of $1000.00 was stolen. The
culprits left the coins untouched. If
you have information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219, remain
anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of April 7, 2013
Crime Stoppers is seeking information on the following two
individuals who have had warrants issued for their arrest.
Do not attempt to apprehend, but notify law enforcement or Crime Stoppers
at 800-800-5219.
Lori K. Lamers
F/W Age 40
Last known address Wild Rose
Blonde hair Blue eyes
5’7” 172lbs.
Enola G. Daniels
F/W Age 53
Last known address is
Berlin
Brown hair Green eyes
5’6” 182 lbs.
Call 800-800-5219, remain anonymous and be eligible for a
cash reward.
Week of March 24, 2013
Crime Stoppers is asking all residents to be especially
aware of suspicious activity in their community.
As we transition from spring to summer there will be more people in the
area and some may have criminal intentions.
Report suspicious activity to the Sheriff’s Office at 920-787-3321 or
to remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward Crime Stoppers at
800-800-5219.
Week of March 17, 2013
Sometime after February 7, 2013 a camper on
Buttercup Ave.
in the Town of
Deerfield
was forcibly entered. Stolen items
include 2 shotguns & ammunition, a Tritronics dog collar in an orange
Tupperware container, a Garmin GPS and a Buck tool in a black leather case.
If you have information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219,
remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of March 10, 2013
The Waushara County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a
suspicious death that occurred during the evening hours of Tuesday, March 5,
2013 at the Mt Morris Motel on CTH G in the Town of
Mt Morris
. If you have information on this or
any other crime call 800-800-5219, remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash
reward.
Week of March 3, 2013
Crime Stoppers is seeking information on the following two
individuals who have had warrants issued for their arrest.
Do not attempt to apprehend, but notify law enforcement or Crime Stoppers
at 800-800-5219.
Norberto A. Zapata
M/W Age 47
Last known address Wautoma
Black hair Brown eyes 6’1”
200 lbs.
Jessica L. Yglesias
F/W Age 35
Last known address is Wautoma
Brown hair Brown eyes
5’5” 175 lbs.
Call 800-800-5219, remain anonymous and be eligible for a
cash reward.
Week of February 24, 2013
Crime Stoppers is seeking information on the following two
individuals who have had warrants issued for their arrest.
Do not attempt to apprehend, but notify law enforcement or Crime Stoppers
at 800-800-5219.
Jason R. Danke
M/W Age 39
Last known address Saxeville IN
CUSTODY
Blonde hair Blue eyes
5’6” 140 lbs.
Stephanie A. Wallick
F/W Age 33
Last known address is Wautoma
Brown hair Blue eyes
5’5” 135 lbs.
Call 800-800-5219, remain anonymous and be eligible for a
cash reward.
Week of February 17, 2013
Sometime prior to Christmas 2012 a storage unit on 18th
Drive in the Village of Wild Rose was burglarized and tools valued in excess of
$1400.00 were stolen. Tools included
table saw, miter saw, brad nailer, air compressor and two weed wackers.
If you have information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219,
remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of February 3, 2013
Sometime after January 1, 2013 a storage shed on STH 21 in
the Town of
Wautoma
west of the City of
Wautoma
was broken into. In addition to
taking the lock, a blue unknown make welder and 2 boat trailer tires were
stolen. If you have information on
this or any other crime call 800-800-5219, remain anonymous and be eligible for
a cash reward.
Week of January 27, 2013
During the evening of Tuesday, January 22, 2013 a church
parsonage in the
Village
of
Plainfield
was forcibly entered causing $500 damage. Stolen
items included Westinghouse 42” TV, professional quality Canon & Quantom
camera equipment, Craftsman, Dewalt & Makita power tools, Stihl chainsaw,
leaf blower and hedge trimmer. Church
members are offering an additional $1000.00 reward. If you have information on
this or any other crime call 800-800-5219, remain anonymous and be eligible for
a cash reward.
Week of January 20, 2013
During the evening hours of January 10, 2013 a screen and
window of a residence on
Portage St.
in the Town of
Saxeville
were damaged. Entry was not gained
to the residence. If you have
information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219, remain anonymous and
be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of January 13, 2013
Sometime after Christmas a CuddeBack Attack IR Model 1156
game camera was stolen from property adjacent to the snowmobile trail the Town
of
Saxeville
north of
Archer Court
. In addition to Crime Stoppers,
Waushara Snowmobile Club, Inc is offering a $500 reward for solving this crime.
If you have information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219,
remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of January 6, 2013
Within the last 3 weeks 8 businesses have been burglarized
in the Wautoma area on Main St. & STH 21/73.
Stolen cash, property and damage totals exceed $10,000.00.
If you have information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219,
remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward.
One suspect is in custody
There is an active warrant for unrelated charges on second suspect-Michael
Watford
Week of December 30, 2012
Sometime after Wednesday December 19, 2012 a storage shed
on
22nd Ave.
in the Town of
Marion
was damaged. No tracks were
observed in the snow. If you have
information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219, remain anonymous and
be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of December 23, 2012
During the evening of December 13, 2012 unknown culprits
illegally entered a business on STH 21/73 in the Town of
Dakota
with an apparent attempt to gain access to an adjacent business.
Damage and stolen items were minimal.
If you have information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219,
remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of December 16, 2012
During the weekend of December 15/16, 2012 1,100 ft. of
span wire was stolen from an irrigation installation site adjacent to STH 22 and
CTH O in the Town of
Wautoma
. If you have information on this or
any other crime call 800-800-5219, remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash
reward.
Week of December 9, 2012
On Sunday evening December 8, 2012 a culprit entered an
area of a business, while it was open, on STH 49 in the Town of
Aurora
not open to the public and removed a bag containing in excess of $900.00.
If you have information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219,
remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of December 2, 2012
Within the last 3 weeks a vacant residence on CTH BB in the
Town of
Plainfield
was illegally entered. Copper
piping and registers were stolen from the house.
If you have information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219,
remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of November 25, 2012
On November 18, 2012 a 1999 Chevrolet S10 parked at a
residence on STH 49 in the Town of
Poy Sippi
had five windows broken and the driver’s side door damaged.
If you have information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219,
remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of November 18, 2012
During the evening of Sunday, October 28, 2012 a business
on
Elizabeth Lane
in the Town of
Hancock
was forcibly entered. Stolen items
included cash, an Apple I-Pad and a Toshiba Laptop computer.
If you have information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219,
remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of November 11, 2012
On October 31 and November 8 a home in the northeast
portion of the Town of
Bloomfield
was forcibly entered. Cash in
excess of $1000.00 was stolen. If
you have information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219, remain
anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward.

Week of November 4, 2012
Sometime on either October 29th or 30th
a Bob Cat skid steer was stolen from a construction site on
Aspen Ave.
in the Town of
Bloomfield
. It may have been loaded on a
trailer pulled by light blue truck with a wooden rack.
If you have information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219,
remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of October 28, 2012
A burglary to a garage on
Chicago Ave.
in the Town of Mt. Morris occurred during the month of October.
Numerous articles were stolen, including Bushnell binoculars, Maverick
bow, Poulan chainsaw, Ryobi drill, leaf blower, red Craftsman tool cabinet, 2
Bushnell and 2 Wilderness Trail cameras.
Residents are encouraged to report any suspicious activity in there
neighborhoods. If you have
information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219, remain anonymous and
be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of October 14, 2012
A burglary to a residence on CTH Z in the Town of
Marion
near Cedar Springs was reported on Tuesday October 16, 2012.
In addition to being ransacked numerous firearms were stolen.
Residents are encouraged to report any suspicious activity in there
neighborhoods. If you have
information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219, remain anonymous and
be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of October 7, 2012
A daytime burglary of a residence occurred on Friday,
October 5, 2012 on CTH E near Blackhawk in the Town of
Leon
. In addition to ransacking the
house jewelry, cash and a Kodak digital camera were stolen.
Residents are encouraged to report any suspicious activity in there
neighborhoods. If you have
information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219, remain anonymous and
be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of September 23, 2012
A vacant residence on STH 21 in the Town of
Warren
was forcibly entered and ransacked during the week of September 16, 2012.
It is unknown what was taken at this time.
Residents are encouraged to report any suspicious activity in there
neighborhoods. If you have
information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219, remain anonymous and
be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of September 9, 2012
During the early morning hours of Sunday, September 9, 2012
a lone culprit forcibly entered a business in the
Village
of
Wild Rose
. An undetermined amount of cash and
a humidor with cigars were stolen. Game
machines were damaged. If you have
information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219, remain anonymous and
be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of August 26, 2012
Sometime this summer 3 box spring drags, a stainless steel
milk tank,
Murray
22” push mower and 2 spring-tooth drags were stolen from property on CTH K in
the Town of
Springwater
. If you have information on this or
any other crime call 800-800-5219, remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash
reward.
Week of August 19, 2012
Sometime prior to August 13, 2012 ground wire valued at
$1000.00 was removed from a communications tower on
Alp Ct.
in the Town of
Rose
. The cost to replace the wire is
only part of the problem as the potential for equipment damage and loss of
communications capabilities could have catastrophic consequences.
If you have information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219,
remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of August 12, 2012
A single axle utility trailer with ramp was stolen from a
cabin on CTH P in the Town of
Oasis
between August 8th and 12th.
The old paint on the trailer had been stripped in preparation for
painting. A heavy grade wheelbarrow
and hunting ladder stands on the trailer were stolen also.
If you have information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219,
remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of August 5, 2012
Within the last month a garage on
19th Ave.
in the Town of
Dakota
was forcibly entered. Eight fishing
rods and 10 Shakespeare reels were stolen. Two
of the reels were designed for deep sea fishing.
If you have information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219,
remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of July 29, 2012
It is the season for political signs.
Removal of signs from private property is a crime.
Signs that are improperly placed on road right of ways or that create a
traffic hazard should be reported to the proper authorities.
If you have information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219,
remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of July 22, 2012
Between July 13th and 15th a
residence in the
Village
of
Hancock
was forcibly entered. The culprits
stole $40 and 2 necklaces of minimal value.
A safe was compromised, but did not contain anything of value.
If you have information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219,
remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of July 8, 2012
Between June 27 and July 5, 2012 a residence was unlawfully
entered on
17th Drive
in the Town of
Dakota
. Furniture and appliances owned by
the landlord and tenant including a refrigerator, double bed, 42” TV,
entertainment center and 2 sofas were stolen.
If you have information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219,
remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of June 17, 2012
During the evening of Saturday, June 16, 2012 a 1992 Dodge
Dakota was stolen from the Horseless Carriage on STH 21/73 in the Town of
Dakota
. The vehicle was found in the ditch
on STH 22 north of Wautoma where it had been abandoned after crashing into a
road sign. If you have
information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219, remain anonymous and
be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of June 10, 2012
The Sheriff’s Office is seeking information concerning
the events leading to the death of a 21 year old female in the
Village
of
Redgranite
between 8:30 pm on April 11th and 10:30 am on April 12th.
Investigative finding thus far indicate a strong possibility of criminal
activity. If you have
information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219, remain anonymous and
be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of May 27, 2012
During this past winter a silver 4 person aluminum paddle
boat valued at $3200.00 was stolen off the beach of a home on
South Long Lake Road
in the Town of
Saxeville
. If you have information on
this or any other crime call 800-800-5219, remain anonymous and be eligible for
a cash reward.
Week of May 20, 2012
On or about May 4, 2012 a shed on Buttercup Ct. in the Town
of
Deerfield
was broken into. Stolen items
include: red 4X8 Fleet Farm 2 wheel trailer, gray
Murray
garden tractor, gray Craftsman rototiller, green pruning pole saw and 2 black
Poulan chainsaw cases. If you have
information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219, remain anonymous and
be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of May 13, 2012
On Saturday May 13th residents on
4th Ave
.
in the Town of
Coloma
left their home unlocked while they left for a few hours in the afternoon.
Upon return they discovered that 2 rings valued at $2500.00 and $350.00
in cash had been stolen from the residence.
If you have information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219,
remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of May 6, 2012
On April 28, 2012 sometime after noon a folding banquet
table and 2 folding chairs were stolen from the Jail Break Marathon water
station on
Dakota Ave.
in the Town of
Dakota
. Several directional areas marking
the course were also taken.. If you
have information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219, remain anonymous
and be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of April 29, 2012
Sometime since March 27, 2012 a hunting cabin on CTH E in
the Town of
Warren
was illegally entered. A 15”
round oak stove, a Coleman 300 watt generator and a gray 4X8 utility trailer
were stolen. If you have information
on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219, remain anonymous and be eligible
for a cash reward.
Week of April 22, 2012
On April 11, 2012 a residence on
Czech Drive
in the Town of
Marion
was burglarized. Items stolen
included 11 firearms including both pistols, rifles and shotguns as well as
prescription medications. If you
have information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219, remain anonymous
and be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of April 15, 2012
The Sheriff’s Office is seeking information concerning
the events leading to the death of a 21 year old female in the
Village
of
Redgranite
between 8:30 pm on April 11th and 10:30 am on April 12th.
If you have information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219,
remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of April 8, 2012
During this past winter a silver 4 person aluminum paddle
boat valued at $3200.00 was stolen off the beach of a home on
South Long Lake Road
in the Town of
Saxeville
. If you have information on
this or any other crime call 800-800-5219, remain anonymous and be eligible for
a cash reward.
Week of April 1, 2012
On or about the evening of March 11, 2012 a vehicle struck
the guardrail and bridge supports on STH 21 at the
Mecan
River
in the Town of
Richford
and left the scene without reporting the crash.
Paint transfer indicates that the vehicle may have been maroon and the
force of the crash in all likelihood resulted in injuries to the occupants.
If you have information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219,
remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of March 25, 2012
Sometime during the 30 days prior to March 19, 2012
forcible entry was made to a garage & workshop on
Hickory Drive
in the Town of
Marion
. Several items with a total value
of $3000.00 including fully stocked tackle box, Craftsman table saw, John Deere
chainsaw, Ryobi barrel sander with batteries & charger were stolen.
If you have information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219,
remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of March 11, 2012
Sometime during the two weeks prior to February 15, 2012 a
residence on
17th Drive
in the Town of
Dakota
was entered without permission of the owner.
A yellow gold wedding ring with several diamonds valued at $8500.00 was
stolen. If you have
information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219, remain anonymous and
be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of March 4, 2012
A Hot Dawg 30,000 BTU propane heater stolen from Bonnie
Plants on STH 21 in the Town of
Wautoma
has been recovered. Leads as to the
identity of the culprits are being investigated.
If you have information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219,
remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of February 19, 2012
Early Sunday morning, February 19, 2012 unknown culprits
forcibly entered a business on
Portage St.
in the Town of
Saxeville
. The burglars had left with a small
amount of cash prior to the officers arrival.
If you have information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219,
remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward.

Week of February 12, 2012
During the evening of January 30, 2012, a black Plymouth
Neon was stolen from Mike’s Auto Body on STH 22 in the Town of
Dakota
. It was subsequently found on
Cottonville Ln.
in the Town of
Dakota
, abandoned and vandalized. Three
other vehicles at the business had been damaged the same evening.
If you have information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219,
remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of February 5, 2012
On February 3, 2012, 2 male subjects forcibly entered the
R-Bar in the
Village
of
Plainfield
and fled in a dark vehicle. When
confronted in the bar one of the suspects advised that they wouldn’t hurt the
person. In addition to damage to the
establishment a small amount of cash was stolen.
If you have information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219,
remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of January 29, 2012
Barbeque grills and a metal gate were stolen from a county
park in the Town of
Deerfield
. Report any suspicious activity
especially in secluded areas immediately to law enforcement.
If you have information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219,
remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of January 22, 2012
Several trailers and campers were broken into and damaged
at Flannagn’s Campground in the Town of
Leon
. Stolen items included hand tools, televisions, coins, DVD, & CD’s.
If you have information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219,
remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of January 15, 2012
During the evening hours of Friday, January 13, 2012 two
buildings in the
Village
of
Lohrville
on CTH N were forcibly entered. Numerous
hand tools and tool boxes were taken. Some
of the stolen items were later recovered in the area on the Bannerman Trail.
If you have information on this or any other crime call 800-800-5219,
remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward.
Week of January 8, 2012
Crime Stoppers is seeking information on the following two
individuals who have had warrants issued for their arrest.
Do not attempt to apprehend, but notify law enforcement or Crime Stoppers
at 800-800-5219.
Trevor S. Rehwinkel
M/W Age 29
Last known address
Plainfield
Brown hair Brown eyes
5’11” 145 lbs.
Justin William Smith
M/W Age 23
Last known address is Wautoma
Blonde hair Blue eyes
5’8” 155 lbs.
Call 800-800-5219, remain anonymous and be eligible for a
cash reward.
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The Waushara County Sheriff’s Department will provide
1500 free firearm safety kits to local residents through a partnership with
Project ChildSafe, the nationwide firearms safety education program.
The safety kits, which include a gun lock, will be distributed on week
days during the months of October and November from 7:30 am until 5:00 pm at the
Sheriff’s Department in Wautoma, They
will also be available on Saturdays at the Poy Sippi Fire Department from 10:00
to 11:00 am and the Hancock Fire Department from 1:00 to 2:00 pm.
Project ChildSafe, a program developed by the National
Shooting Sports Foundation, will distribute millions of firearm safety kits
throughout the country over the next year.
The program is funded by a U.S. Department of Justice grant, with
additional funding provided by the firearms industry.
“We encourage residents to pick up a Project ChildSafe
safety kit so that they can securely store their firearm,” said Sheriff David
Peterson. “Each kit contains a
safety curriculum and a cable-style gun lock.
The locks fit most types of handguns, rifles and shotguns.
The goal is to prevent a child or any other unauthorized person from
accessing a firearm in your home.”
By partnering with Project ChildSafe, Waushara County
Sheriff’s Department is participating in a growing national effort to promote
firearms safety education to all gun owners.
Project ChildSafe will distribute gun lock safety kits to all 50 states
and the five U.S. territories.
“We are pleased to have the Waushara County Sheriff’s
Department as a Project ChildSafe partner,” said Dee Dee Dockins, spokesperson
for the program. “Project
ChildSafe is an important step forward in helping ensure that all firearm owners
fully understand their responsibilities with respect to the safe handling and
storage of firearms.”
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Tips
for Avoiding Deer Collision
- Be
vigilant near dawn and dusk, the most active time for deer.
- Heed
deer crossing and speed limit signs.
- Always
wear your safety belt, it reduces your chance of being injured if you hit a
deer.
- If
you see a deer by the side of the road, slow down and blow your horn with
one long blast to frighten it away.
- When
you see one deer, look for another, they seldom run alone.
- If
a deer looms in your headlights, don’t expect it to move away.
Headlights can confuse a deer and cause it to freeze.
- Brake
firmly when you see a deer in or near your path.
- Do
not swerve. It can confuse the
deer, and it can cause you to lose control and hit a tree or another
vehicle.
- If
you hit a deer, stay in your vehicle. Do
not get out and touch the animal. An
injured deer can hurt you or itself.
- Walking
or stopping on the highway is dangerous-you could get hit by an oncoming
vehicle.
- Get
your car off the road if possible and call law enforcement.
Source:
Wisconsin
Traffic Safety Reporter
More
Information: www.deercrash.com
& www.dot.wisconsin.gov
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