Ashwaubenon Public Safety Explorer Post 9499

06/21/2019

Today Ashwaubenon Public Safety Chief Eric Dunning was greeted at his door by a barrage of Public Safety Officers both current and retired. The Officers joined Chief Dunning’s family and friends by bringing all Public Safety apparatus to his house to give him his final ride to the station.

Chief Dunning is retiring after 25 years of dedicated service to our citizens.

Chief Dunning started his career with Ashwaubenon Public Safety on September 12, 1994. He has held the positions of Public Safety Officer, Lieutenant and Commander before taking on the position of Chief in 2007.

Throughout his career, Chief Dunning has represented both the Department and the Village with integrity, class and distinction. Chief Dunning is a graduate of the FBI National Academy Class 237 and he has served on numerous committees over the years. He has been the president of the Brown County Chiefs of Police Association for six years and he served on the Board of Directors for the Wisconsin Chiefs of Police Leadership Foundation for three years.

Furthermore, Chief Dunning volunteered countless hours through events including National Night Out, Shop with a Cop, COPS Kids Camp, Goof on a Roof, Special Olympics Torch Run, Lights of Christmas, Fill the Cruiser and his favorite event Santa Ride with the Fire Truck.

The department extends its sincere appreciation to Chief Eric Dunning for devoting his career to the service of others and offers congratulations and best wishes as he moves on to the next chapter in his life.

Salute!

12/11/2018

To those who are coming to the open house, you can park or drop off behind the public safety building. Someone will let you in the glass doors.

Thank you.

11/30/2018

The Ashwaubenon Explorer Post will be hosting our first open house in a couple weeks. If you have any friends or family interested in possibly joining explorers send them by! This will give us a chance to show more people what exploring is about and the numerous opportunities that accompany it.

RSVP ASAP to our page through messenger.. or email [email protected]

Hope to see you there!

There is a misprint on the flier. WEDNESDAY,Dec. 12th, 2018 —
NOT Tuesday

11/01/2018

As the eyes and ears of the nation's highways, truck drivers are in an excellent position to assist law enforcement in recovering victims of human trafficking and having traffickers arrested. By calling in tips that are turned over to law enforcement, truckers are helping to close loopholes to traffickers, which leads to lives being saved.

That’s precisely why Schneider Truck Driving Jobs has been providing Truckers Against Trafficking training to driver associates since 2016. Now, you too have a chance to learn about trafficking prevention.

On Wednesday, November 7 from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in the NWTC Lecture Hall Laura Cyrus from Truckers Against Trafficking will explain how to recognize the signs of human trafficking – and how and when to report it. She will be joined by Sgt. Matthew Wilson from the Brown County Sheriff’s Department who will discuss how human trafficking impacts Wisconsin, and what specifically Green Bay is doing to combat these crimes and assist survivors.

The event is free and open to transportation professionals, law enforcement and the general public – so feel free to invite others who may be interested!

10/30/2018

Awesome information for the community!

Safety tips to keep in mind tomorrow!

10/29/2018

10/24/2018

Wednesday’s words of wisdom!

10/22/2018

The 18-year-old man accused of fatally shooting a police officer near a school in the Atlanta area over the weekend has been shot and killed by another

09/19/2018

Hello!

Hopefully everyone is doing well. The post is still out and about helping the community and hosting meetings. Remember if you have any questions about the post or what we do that you can message our page or send an email to [email protected]

Thanks!

09/11/2018

A HUGE shout out to Maki Signs of Ashwaubenon who have generously donated this awesome sign!!! And on that same note if you are planning on attending a home Packers game please consider parking in our lot. We are conveniently located a few block from Lambeau Field just off S Oneida St on Element Way. Your parking donation will help the Ashwaubenon Youth Baseball Program and the Ashwaubenon Public Safety Police Explorers Post 9499.
GO PACK GO!!!!!