Town of Delavan Police Department

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The mission of the Town of Delavan Police Department is to work together with the community to create an environment that establishes trust while preserving peace and protecting the public while enhancing the quality of life for all. Posted comments will be monitored and the department reserves the right to remove obscenities, off topic comments, and personal attacks.

05/27/2026
During National Police Week, we recognize and honor all law enforcement professionals who dedicate their lives to servin...
05/12/2026

During National Police Week, we recognize and honor all law enforcement professionals who dedicate their lives to serving and protecting their communities. We especially want to recognize the men and women of the Town of Delavan Police Department for their dedication, sacrifice, and service to the Town of Delavan every day.

Law enforcement is about far more than responding to calls and enforcing laws. It’s about building relationships, helping people through difficult moments, protecting our neighborhoods and waterways, and being there when our community needs us most. Much of the work often goes unseen, and the job requires sacrifice not only from our officers, but from their families as well.

As Chief, I am incredibly humbled and grateful for the officers and staff who choose to work for the Town of Delavan Police Department and serve this community with professionalism, compassion, integrity, and pride. I witness firsthand the dedication they bring to this profession every single day, and I could not be more proud of the team we have built.

I am also incredibly thankful for the continued support from this community. Your trust, encouragement, and partnership mean a great deal to all of us. We are fortunate to serve a community that continues to stand behind its police department.

Please join me this week in thanking all law enforcement professionals for their service, dedication, and commitment to keeping our communities safe.

Chief Stefanie Adams
Town of Delavan Police Department

04/29/2026

As of this morning the Slow No Wake restriction has been lifted. That said, please use caution as there still may be floating debris in the water. As always be safe and in enjoy our lake!

Today, we recognize the dedication and professionalism that keep our department operating at its best.In honor of Admini...
04/22/2026

Today, we recognize the dedication and professionalism that keep our department operating at its best.

In honor of Administrative Professionals Day, we would like to extend our sincere appreciation to our Administrative Assistant, Bridgett Baker.

Bridgett plays a critical role in the daily operations of our agency. From coordinating records and managing communications to supporting officers and assisting the public, her work ensures that everything behind the scenes runs efficiently and effectively. Her attention to detail, organization, and reliability are essential to our success.

Beyond her responsibilities, Bridgett brings a level of consistency, professionalism, and support that benefits every member of our team. She is a trusted resource and an integral part of our department.

Today, we thank you for your continued commitment and the important work you do each day.
We are grateful for you each and every day!

Due to heavy rains in the past 24-48 hours, and the lake being extremely high the Delavan Lake Sanitary District has dec...
04/16/2026

Due to heavy rains in the past 24-48 hours, and the lake being extremely high the Delavan Lake Sanitary District has declared NO WAKE on Delavan Lake until further notice.

📢 Seasonal Weight Limit Restrictions in Effect 🚛The Highway Department has officially posted seasonal weight limit restr...
02/23/2026

📢 Seasonal Weight Limit Restrictions in Effect 🚛

The Highway Department has officially posted seasonal weight limit restrictions on designated roadways. These limits are in place to help protect our roads during the seasonal thaw when pavement is most vulnerable to damage.

We ask all drivers, especially those operating heavy vehicles, to adhere to posted restrictions and use alternate routes when necessary. Your cooperation helps maintain the integrity of our roads and ensures safe travel for everyone.

For questions or additional information, please contact the Highway Department.

Thank you for your attention and compliance!

01/09/2026

💙 Law Enforcement Appreciation Day 💙

On Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, we formally recognize and express our sincere gratitude to the men and women who serve our communities with professionalism, integrity, and dedication.

We also recognize and thank the families of our officers, whose support, sacrifice, and understanding are an essential part of this profession. Your role is vital and deeply valued.

Thank you for your service, your partnership, and your continued commitment to the community we are honored to serve.

Our officers had a wonderful evening participating in the shopping and wrapping portion of this year’s Shop With a Cop e...
12/08/2025

Our officers had a wonderful evening participating in the shopping and wrapping portion of this year’s Shop With a Cop event! This program continues to brighten the holidays for families in our community, and we’re grateful for the opportunity to take part.

Thank you to the organizers and volunteers whose time, planning, and heart make this tradition such a success year after year. And a special thank-you to all of the generous donors—your support is what makes this program possible and truly meaningful for the children and families we serve.

❄️LAKE SAFETY IN THE WINTER SEASON❄️ICE SAFETY GUIDELINESIce formation is never uniform, and no ice is 100% safe.✔️ Mini...
12/05/2025

❄️LAKE SAFETY IN THE WINTER SEASON❄️

ICE SAFETY GUIDELINES
Ice formation is never uniform, and no ice is 100% safe.
✔️ Minimum Ice Thickness Guidelines:
• 4 inches — ice fishing or foot travel
• 5–7 inches — ATVs and snowmobiles
• 8–12 inches — small cars/light trucks (not permitted on Delavan Lake – Ordinance 19.07)

✔️ Ice Safety Tips:
• Check ice depths frequently—conditions can vary within feet.
• Avoid ice near inlets, outlets, narrows, bridges, and areas with current.
• Snow-covered ice can hide cracks, thin spots, or open water.
• Carry ice picks, a throw rope, and wear a flotation jacket or life vest.
• Use the buddy system—never go alone.
• Tell someone your route and expected return time.

ATTENTION ATV & SNOWMOBILE RIDERS
Permanent “Forever Style” Piers Remain in the Water Year-Round
These fixed piers do NOT get removed in winter and may sit just below the snow or ice surface.
These structures can:
• Be covered by early snow, making them invisible
• Sit close to thin ice, weakening the ice around them
• Create major hazards for high-speed travel
Ride with extreme caution near shorelines and marked pier areas.
Use headlights, reduce speed, and stay alert to avoid collision risks.

🚨 IF YOU FALL THROUGH THE ICE🚨
• Remain calm and fight the urge to gasp.
• Turn back toward the direction you came—it has previously supported your weight.
• Kick your legs and use ice picks, your hands, or elbows to pull yourself onto solid ice.
• Once out, roll away from the hole to distribute your weight.
• Get to a warm, dry place and seek medical attention immediately.

📢 HELP KEEP DELAVAN LAKE SAFE THIS WINTER📢
Please stay alert, prepared, and cautious when enjoying winter recreation on Delavan Lake.
Stay safe. Stay winter-ready.

❄️ Town of Delavan Police Department❄️

🚧 HIGHWAY 50 ROADWAY OPENING UPDATE 🚧We are pleased to announce that construction along Highway 50 has been completed, a...
11/14/2025

🚧 HIGHWAY 50 ROADWAY OPENING UPDATE 🚧

We are pleased to announce that construction along Highway 50 has been completed, and the roadway is now open to traffic.

Please note that some signs and traffic control devices will remain in place as contractors finish final tasks in the work areas. We ask all motorists to remain alert to signage, slow down, and use caution.

Thank you for your patience, cooperation, and understanding throughout this large, lengthy project. Your support helps keep our community safe.

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5625 Town Hall Road
Delavan, WI
53115

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