St. Francis Police Department

03/31/2026

SRO Pikulik and PO Mielcarek visited Mrs. Complan’s first grade class yesterday.

03/24/2026

Good morning, St. Francis! Here is a peek at some of our call volumes from last month. For a more detailed recap on calls, visit https://stfranciswi.org/policeactivity

03/17/2026

03/16/2026

Clear snow and ice from your home's exterior vents, exhaust and intake pipes, and gas meter!

This will prevent carbon monoxide buildup and your systems failing.

➡️ Use a soft broom or your hands to remove snow. Avoid hitting the pipes with a shovel, which can crack them.

03/16/2026

🚨New Business Office/Window Hours effective 03/27/2026🚨

Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday - 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Sunday - Closed

03/16/2026

Blizzard update: SFPD is aware of the power outages throughout the city, and WE Energies crews are actively out working to restore power. Road conditions are not optimal currently, so please give the storm time to blow over and allow crews to clear roads before you drive if possible. Officers will continue to monitor the conditions and provide assistance to citizens if needed. Stay warm!

03/13/2026

A heartfelt thank you to Memories Car Club/Car Show and Jason McCoy for your generous donation in support of our K-9 Unit! 🐾💙

Your support helps ensure our K-9 team has the training, equipment, and care they need to continue protecting and serving our community. These incredible dogs and their handlers play a vital role in keeping everyone safe.

We truly appreciate your commitment to our department and the work we do. Thank you for standing behind our K-9 program! 👮‍♂️🐕

02/25/2026

Happy Wednesday Saint Francis! Last night, third shift officers conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for the registered owner having no driver's license at about 3AM. A small bag of suspected ma*****na was seen in plain view, and a search was conducted of the vehicle. The search resulted in the location and seizure of approximately 340 grams of ma*****na, a digital scale, and baggies. A front seat passenger admitted to being the owner of the ma*****na and to being a dealer. He was arrested and transported to the Milwaukee County Jail. A second passenger was found to hold a valid body-only Milwaukee County warrant and was also transported to the jail.

02/20/2026

Please join us in congratulating David Feldmeier on his appointment as our new Police Chief on Tuesday, February 17, 2026!

Chief Feldmeier proudly becomes the 9th Chief of Police for the St. Francis, marking an important milestone in our city’s history. He brings dedication, leadership, and a strong commitment to public safety to this important role. Our community looks forward to working together under his guidance to continue building trust, strengthening partnerships, and keeping our neighborhoods safe.

Congratulations, Chief Feldmeier, and best wishes for great success in this new chapter! 👮‍♂️🎉

02/07/2026

Come on out to our K9 raffle, lots of prizes to win. $1 tickets for general raffles, $5 for golf bags, $20 gun raffle tickets

02/02/2026

This is your chance to sign up for a great Citizen Academy! Don't wait, spots fill up quickly.

Have you been thinking of going through the Citizen Academy? This is the time to start applying!

https://stfranciswi.org/index.asp?SEC=2727974D-4FC6-405F-9BC9-938B12C30088&DE=F77D95B0-F470-4A2F-B16C-8CEB759F659A

Click on above link and it will take to St. Francis Police Department page and at the bottom the application is available to complete.

01/28/2026

On 01/28/2026 at around 1:00am, a third shift officer conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for driving 21mph over the posted speed limit and expired registration. The driver denied any weapons being in the vehicle when asked. Officers established probable cause for a search due to the odor of ma*****na and located a loaded AR pistol concealed under clothing in the backseat. The 30-year-old driver was placed under arrest for a CCW violation. A bag of ma*****na was recovered from his underwear while a search of his person was being conducted. This stop outlines a small portion of the work that officers are constantly doing to keep the City of Saint Francis safe.