Wabasha County Sheriff's Office

Wabasha County Sheriff's Office This page is not monitored 24/7. If you have an emergency please dial 911. Non-emergency call (651)565-3361.

Sure seems true but in all seriousness, road construction season is in full swing here, please be alert and take your ti...
06/12/2026

Sure seems true but in all seriousness, road construction season is in full swing here, please be alert and take your time in all construction zones.

~ PLEASE SHARE ~ PLEASE SHARE ~ PLEASE SHARE ~MISSING/LOST/STOLEN from the City of Wabasha. The owner of this concrete p...
06/09/2026

~ PLEASE SHARE ~ PLEASE SHARE ~ PLEASE SHARE ~

MISSING/LOST/STOLEN from the City of Wabasha. The owner of this concrete piece would really like it back. It may be a big misunderstanding and they are asking for it back. Please call Sally directly at (715)495-5865 if you have any information at all. This is NOT a police matter and nobody is in any trouble, the owner would just like it back. Please help if you can.

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TZD Tuesday - Turn Around. Don't DrownMinnesotans know how quickly beautiful blue summer skies can turn into sudden, sev...
06/09/2026

TZD Tuesday - Turn Around. Don't Drown

Minnesotans know how quickly beautiful blue summer skies can turn into sudden, severe weather. With weather conditions changing in the blink of an eye, staying alert to flash flooding on our roads is important. Flooded roads primarily appear from heavy rain events, especially during a drought or overloaded drainage systems. Flooding can create unexpected hazards, major traffic congestion and life-threatening situations.

Hydroplaning: When heavy rain causes water to pool on the road, vehicles can lose contact with the pavement and slide uncontrollably.
~The risk of hydroplaning increases significantly at speeds over 35 mph.
~Worn-down tire treads and smoother road surfaces make it even harder for your vehicle to maintain traction.

Hidden Hazards: Floodwaters are often murky and turbulent, easily disguising what lies underneath.
~Deep water can hide severe road erosion, massive potholes, debris or washed-out shoulders.
~Misleading Water Depth: Water is almost always deeper than it looks, especially on rural roads, underpasses and low-lying spots.
~Just 6 inches of water can reach the bottom of most passenger cars, causing loss of control or stalling.
~12 to 18 inches of water is enough to float and carry away most vehicles, including SUVs and trucks.

The Golden Rule: If you encounter a flooded road, never try to drive through it. Turn around, don’t drown.

Stay alert, watch for changing road conditions, and never take a chance on a flooded street. Remember, the goal isn't just to reach your destination – it’s to make it home safely to the ones who love you most. Together we can drive Minnesota toward zero deaths.

Safe travels!

LOST CAT - Downtown Wabasha. If you find or see him, please call or text Annie at (507)517-2780.
06/09/2026

LOST CAT - Downtown Wabasha. If you find or see him, please call or text Annie at (507)517-2780.

Week of June 1st 2026 5:00am – June 8th 2026 5:00am.Total calls for service: 124911 Hang-Up (1) phone malfunction.Animal...
06/08/2026

Week of June 1st 2026 5:00am – June 8th 2026 5:00am.

Total calls for service: 124

911 Hang-Up (1) phone malfunction.
Animal Complaint (5) cows near road, a found dog, issue a deer tag, past action dog complaint continuation, and a calf in road.
Assault (1) sexual assault.
Assist Other Department (15) a public assist, a suspicious activity, a domestic, a disturbance, a medical, a Social Services assist, an alarm, two driving complaints, two noise complaints, two traffic stops, and two traffic crashes.
Civil Matter (1) package/item damage dispute.
Disorderly Conduct (1) a verbal argument.
Disturbance (1) kids in traffic.
Driving Complaint (4) a vehicle all over road, a truck at high speeds, a careless driver, and suspicious driving conduct.
Drugs (1)
Emergency Response Team (1)
Es**rt (4) bring a female inmate to/from ER, bring one male from Olmsted County to our jail on our warrant, bring one female from our jail to MCF Shakopee Prison, and bring one male from Mille Lacs County to our jail on our warrant.
Fire (4) a trailer home, a brush fire, power lines/trees, and a stranded/sinking boat.
Found Property (2) a license plate and gas/insurance cards.
Harassment/Threats (2) an HRO violation and verbal threats.
Medical ( 8 )
Motorist Assist (1) check a stopped truck.
Noise (2) group noise and loud music.
Ordinance Violation (1) items in yard.
Parking Complaint (1) road congested due to baseball game parking.
Public Assist (5) provide lights for a boat trailer tire change, a lift assist, a gas drive-off, a house move, and a tree blocking road.
Sudden Death (1)
Suspicious Activity (6) vehicles/possible drugs, a suspicious van, an extra patrol request, individuals in bar, and check two suspicious vehicles.
Traffic Crash (3) an automated iPhone alert, an automatic crash alert, and a motorcycle vs deer.
Trespassing (2) a property line dispute and remove a male party from residence.
Vulnerable Adult (1) a Minnesota Adult Abuse Reporting Center referral.
Warrants (2) both no contact.
Watercraft Violation (15) 1 warning for expired registration and 14 warnings for no wake.
Welfare (9) check a juvenile male, check an adult female/kids, check an adult male, check two juvenile females, check two elderly males, and check two adult females.
Traffic Violation (24) involving the following…
Brake light out (2 warnings)
Equipment violation (1 warning)
Expired registration (3 warnings)
Headlight out (4 warnings)
Illegal light bar (1 warning)
No front license plate (1 warning)
No proof of insurance (2 warnings)
No tail lights (1 warning)
Passing on right (1 warning)
Speed (1 citation & 11 warnings)
Stop sign violation (1 warning)

A great time to review the symptoms/differences between heat exhaustion and heat stroke before we get the real heat this...
06/08/2026

A great time to review the symptoms/differences between heat exhaustion and heat stroke before we get the real heat this summer.

NO WAKE REGULATIONS - please read & remember.
06/07/2026

NO WAKE REGULATIONS - please read & remember.

Don't find yourself with this look on your face!Did you know Wabasha County has an active warrant list available on thei...
06/07/2026

Don't find yourself with this look on your face!

Did you know Wabasha County has an active warrant list available on their website at all times? If you have any information on anyone's whereabouts on this list please call the Wabasha County Sheriff's Office anytime at (651) 565-3361 or our toll free tip line (866) 377-6111. Callers may remain anonymous.

ARE YOU ON THIS LIST? Call us, we can work it out. If you have found yourself in this situation it is not going to go away on it's own. Why be picked up at work or off the street at an inconvenient time when it can go so much easier?

IMPORTANT: To keep everyone's identity safe please do this by phone only and not here on a public forum. All tips are appreciated. Thank You!!

CLICK HERE >>> https://www.co.wabasha.mn.us/departments/sheriff_s_office/arrest_warrants.php?fbclid=IwY2xjawSSKvNleHRuA2FlbQIxMABzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyAAEeMsIrV1XUEBZQCiYdBnhWWP3R2QjTkzlxd4w5XNY8pZTIuLjXnq7wW9jf_jY_aem_Q7841CpTQGHCSKInJIM0VA

Thank You Kathy's Kitchen for stopping by. Everything looks amazing!
06/05/2026

Thank You Kathy's Kitchen for stopping by. Everything looks amazing!

Blood Drive - Thursday, June 4For patients in need, summer celebrations start with you! Your help is urgently needed! Af...
06/03/2026

Blood Drive - Thursday, June 4

For patients in need, summer celebrations start with you! Your help is urgently needed! After a dangerous drop in scheduled appointments, we're asking donors of all blood types to hurry in to give to help keep the blood and platelet supply strong this summer. Every donation is crucial!

When you come to give blood or platelets now through June 28, you’ll receive a $15 e-gift card to the merchant of your choice as a thank-you PLUS you’ll automatically be entered for a chance to win a $7,500 gift card!

Appointments are still available for the Blood Drive being held TOMORROW, June 4, at the Wabasha County CJC.

Schedule now: www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/drive-results?zipSponsor=wabashacounty

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848 17th Street E
Wabasha, MN
55981

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+16515653361

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