Outagamie County Sheriff's Office

10/20/2026

We here at the Outagamie County Sheriff's Office hate to "bee" a bother, but...

One of our neighbors needs our help. Someone took their honey...twice. If you have any information that might help identify the individual or vehicle pictured, please contact Sgt. Braun at [email protected]. Even the smallest tip could help us solve this sticky situation.

10/15/2026

Our dispatchers are champions for sure! Thank you for the vital work you do. Congratulations!

⚾ As the Brewers battle through the NLCS, they understand pressure... so does 911. 🤳

One of our 911 Dispatchers showed what it means to deliver when the pressure is highest. This week, she received two Life Save Awards for recent emergency calls where she coached callers through CPR, giving their loved ones the help they needed before first responders arrived.
In baseball, the biggest moments call for someone who can stay focused, make the right call, and come through in the clutch. Behind the headset, she did exactly that, twice!
Please join us in congratulating her on this well-earned recognition. Her experience, compassion and professionalism made a life-saving difference for two local families.

10/15/2026

Last week, we had the privilege of recognizing Deputy Schmidt and Deputy Wiese and their graduation from the Fox Valley Technical College Law Enforcement Academy. Both have already transitioned into our Field Training Program this week. We are excited to see them grow in their careers here at the Outagamie County Sheriff's Office and look forward to serving alongside both of them. Welcome!

10/08/2026

Always a privilege to have these opportunities; we so enjoy spending time with those in our communities. Thank you, Frontida of Kimberly, for having us!

10/01/2026

It's that time of year...cooler temps, pumpkin spice, and the Greenville Lioness Craft Fair! Please see the attached information regarding parking, shuttles and drop off instructions to make your visit safe and enjoyable! As always, we are here if you need us!

09/24/2026

⭐️Update! County Road S has been reopened!

🚨Temporary Road Closure🚨
County Rd S in the Town of Ellington is closed at Rock, Rexford and Kelly Roads due to a traffic accident. That section of road is expected to be closed for an undetermined amount of time while the road is cleaned up.

🛑Detour route for eastbound traffic can take Rock Rd to Market Rd back to County Td S. Westbound traffic on S. A take Kelly Rd to Rock Rd back to County Rd S.

Please plan accordingly if this is your normal route of travel!

09/18/2026

If you have any information that could help locate Caden, please call the Outagamie County Sheriff's Office non-emergency line at 920-832-5000. Reference .

09/14/2026

The Outagamie County Sheriff's Office is asking residents of the Town of Buchanan, Village of Combined Locks, and Village of Kimberly for their assistance following a report of a recent burglary that is currently under investigation in the Town of Buchanan.

Residents are asked to review any home surveillance or doorbell camera footage from overnight for anything suspicious. This may include unfamiliar individuals or activity around homes, garages, driveways or neighboring properties. Even something seemingly insignificant could assist in identifying the suspect.

Anyone with information or video footage that may assist with this investigation is asked to contact Deputy Boucher #202 with the Outagamie County Sheriff's Office at 920-832-5000. Please reference incident O26049784.

As this investigation continues, we encourage residents throughout our communities to take a few simple precautions:

Keep vehicles locked and remove valuables from view.

Lock your residence, garage, and other outbuildings.

Make sure security cameras and doorbell cameras are working properly and up to date.

Consider utilizing exterior lighting and motion-activated lights.

Remain aware of unusual activity in your neighborhood and report suspicious behavior.

As always, if you need us, we are here.

Town of Buchanan, Wisconsin
Combined Locks Public Safety
Village of Kimberly

09/07/2026

09/04/2026

As we head into this holiday weekend, we want to remind you to make it a safe celebration. All it takes is making a plan...

During the 2024 Labor Day holiday, there were 505 crash fatalities nationwide. Of those people, 170 (34%) were killed in crashes that involved at least one alcohol-impaired driver with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .08 or above.

This Labor Day weekend, law enforcement will be on the lookout for impaired drivers. If you're drinking, don't get behind the wheel. Have a plan for a sober ride. And if you need us, we are here.