Menominee County Sheriff's Office - Wisconsin

08/20/2026

07/28/2026

Come join us at Culver's in Shawano for this event! We'll be there throughout the day with local law enforcement.

07/01/2026

Our newest K9 team- ready to serve, protect, and stand beside those who protect our community every day. Thank you Deputy Vigue and K9 Rascal.

06/28/2026

Deputy Stuart represented the Menominee Co. Sheriff's Office in the annual 'Ride with the Lights' event, supporting the Police Lights of Christmas outreach program.

This program gives back to Police Departments and Sheriff's Offices every year to help people in communities that are in need.

Last year the Sheriff's Office received gift cards that were used to help families during the holidays. This is just one example of the positive impact the program has made.

Thank you to everyone who supported the event!

06/25/2026

STH 47 ROAD CLOSURE (CTH VV-west to Crow Settlement Rd):

In Wisconsin, “Road closed to thru traffic” means that the roadway is closed to vehicles traveling through the work zone but open to local traffic.

Key definitions:

Through traffic — Vehicles that do not have an origin or destination inside the work zone. These are typically drivers passing through the area, such as commuters, delivery drivers, or travelers heading elsewhere.

Local traffic — Vehicles that do have a destination inside the work zone, such as residents, customers, business owners, delivery trucks, emergency vehicles, and school buses.

**There has been some misunderstanding of who can travel through the restricted area. The local community who travel within the community who do not reside within the construction zone should use the alternate route of CTH VV (west)to CTH G or STH 55 to surpass the construction zone.

05/19/2026

A big thank you to Walmart for dropping off lunch today for our personnel. It was greatly appreciated!

Also, thanks to Walmart for donating to the 2nd Annual Co****le Tournament hosted by the Menominee Canine Association on June 20. If you would like more information about the Co****le Tournament please check out the MECA page.

04/15/2026

UPDATE: The admin lines (nonemergency) in the 911 Dispatch Center are again working. Thank you for your patience in the restoration of the telephone lines.

04/13/2026

Please join us in recognizing and celebrating all dispatchers during National Public Safety Telecommunicator Appreciation Week, April 12–18, 2026.

These unseen heroes work around the clock, 24/7, answering thousands of calls each year and providing critical assistance to those in need—often during life’s most difficult moments.

Thank you for your dedication, professionalism, and the vital role you play in keeping our communities safe. We truly appreciate all that you do!

04/09/2026

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM). SAAM is dedicated to raising awareness, supporting survivors, and preventing sexual violence through community action. We would like to thank the Menominee Crime Victims Program for providing awareness pins for all law enforcement and dispatchers of the Menominee County Sheriff's Office to wear in support and awareness of SAAM.

04/07/2026

Thank you to all that worked this ice storm!

👏 ** Appreciation Post** 👏

Menominee County Emergency Management would like to extend a sincere **thank you** to all of the crews and agencies who worked tirelessly through this past weekend’s ice storm.

🚧 **Highway Department** – for clearing roads, removing downed trees, and keeping routes as safe as possible under dangerous conditions.

⚡ **Alliant Energy Crews** – for working around the clock to restore power despite widespread outages and hazardous weather.

🚓🚒 **Law Enforcement, Fire & EMS** – for responding to emergencies, ensuring public safety, and supporting our community during a challenging time. Also, our 911 Dispatchers!

These individuals worked long hours in extremely difficult and dangerous conditions to serve and protect Menominee County and the community. Their dedication does not go unnoticed.

🙏 We also want to thank our community members for your patience, cooperation, and for checking on one another during this event.

Together, we continue to show the strength and resilience of Menominee County.