Williams Bay Police Department

Williams Bay Police Department Williams Bay Police Department - open 24/7. We take pride in our sense of community and look forward to our citizens joining us in our events.

A heartfelt THANK YOU to the fantastic Williams Bay community for their outpouring of support of the Police Department during these difficult times. The calls, handshakes, hugs and friendly/nice comments go a long way to boost morale in the face of targeted attacks on law enforcement.

🟠⚫️Welcome back Bulldogs!⚫️🟠It's a new year with new adventures and Officer Ben can't hold back his excitement. We'll se...
08/31/2026

🟠⚫️Welcome back Bulldogs!⚫️🟠

It's a new year with new adventures and Officer Ben can't hold back his excitement.

We'll see you tomorrow!

STATEMENTAugust 26, 2026 Updated- 7:23 a.m.Ref: Swatting Call – August 25, 2026We want to ensure our community there is ...
08/26/2026

STATEMENT
August 26, 2026
Updated- 7:23 a.m.
Ref: Swatting Call – August 25, 2026

We want to ensure our community there is no public threat after a large police response in Williams Bay last night. Just before 10 p.m. on August 25, 2026, an apparent “swatting call” prompted an emergent police response to the Baywood Heights Subdivision. Officers were able to contact the residents inside the home, assure their safety, and return normalcy to the area.

A “swatting” call is a false report of an emergency made to prompt a significant law enforcement or emergency response. This “swatting” incident is under investigation. Anyone with information is encouraged to call the Williams Bay Police Department at 262.245.2710.

We understand a large police presence in a residential neighborhood can be startling for many and raise concern in the community. We want to reassure you of your safety and keep you up to date with police activity like this. We are thankful for the continued support and will continue to put forward our promise of safety, service, and building a stronger community.

We would like to thank our law enforcement partners who assisted in bringing this incident to a quick and safe resolution. Assisting agencies included Wisconsin State Patrol, Walworth County Sheriff’s Department, Town of Linn Police Department, and Town of Geneva Police Department.
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Another great year at National Night Out - Walworth County. A FREE event made possible by fundraising and generous donor...
08/16/2026

Another great year at National Night Out - Walworth County. A FREE event made possible by fundraising and generous donors, including our very own Gage Marine.

Williams Bay officers are grateful for the opportunity to connect with residents, participate alongside neighboring communities, and help make a meaningful night for families.

Events like this remind us why community engagement matters so much. Whether through a kind word, a simple thank-you, or the excitement of seeing a familiar face, we know these moments make a positive impact. Our officers are honored to represent the department and Williams Bay in a way that makes our community proud.

As Corn and Brat weekend has come to a close we'd like to thank everyone involved to help organize and carry out a great...
08/11/2026

As Corn and Brat weekend has come to a close we'd like to thank everyone involved to help organize and carry out a great community fundraiser and fireworks display!

It's events like this and community organizations like Williams Bay Lions Club who continue to build a stronger community.

As seen this weekend and pictured below, our new police bike unit was deployed throughout the event. A program supported by grant funding and donations from the Lions Club. We're pleased to see the early success and continued support to enhance safety and service.

Until next year, thank you again for a great weekend!

Event Info⚠🎆🌽  Lions Club Corn & Brat Festival & Fireworks 🌭🎆We're ready for a great weekend of community fun at the Lio...
08/08/2026

Event Infoâš 

🎆🌽 Lions Club Corn & Brat Festival & Fireworks 🌭🎆

We're ready for a great weekend of community fun at the Lions Club Corn & Brat Festival, followed by the Village of Williams Bay fireworks display over Geneva Lake in Williams Bay!

🕚 Festival Hours: 11:00 AM - 12:00 AM
🎆 Fireworks Display: Approximately 9:00 PM

Fireworks will be launched from a barge in Williams Bay and will be visible from the lakefront and many surrounding areas.

đźš— Parking Reminders

Please use designated public parking areas, including the East Circle Lot, West Circle Lot, and available street parking.

When parking, remember:
âś… Observe all posted parking regulations
âś… 2-hour parking limits remain in effect on N. Walworth Avenue
âś… Do not park in yellow curb areas
âś… Residential permit parking areas require a valid permit displayed in your vehicle's windshield.
🚫Harris Road Lift Station is a designated No Parking Area
🚫Do not block driveways.

🍺 Open Intoxicants

Open intoxicants are prohibited throughout the Village, including the lake path. We appreciate everyone's cooperation in following Village ordinances and helping provide a safe, family-friendly event.

🚦 Traffic Information

Roads will remain open during the event. Following the fireworks display, WBPD will be assisting with traffic control to help everyone exit safely and efficiently.

🌽Corn and Brat Festival will continue after fireworks until 12am.

Thank you for helping make this a safe and enjoyable celebration for everyone. Enjoy the festival, support the Lions Club, and have a fantastic evening watching the fireworks!

08/05/2026

We're honored to join PIER 290, Williams Bay Fire Department, Williams Bay Women's Civic League and more for Bay Dreaming at Barrett Memorial Library. Stop down and walk through history of Williams Bay!

Safety Town Success!🚲⚠🎉Safety Town returned to Williams Bay and the kids loved it!After reviewing rules of the road, bes...
08/02/2026

Safety Town Success!🚲⚠🎉

Safety Town returned to Williams Bay and the kids loved it!
After reviewing rules of the road, best practices for riding, and working through safety checks, kids hit the track to test their skills.

We started by taking on different handling challenges designed to build confidence while riding. From evasive swerves and checking intersections to off-road recovery and learning how to fall safely, everyone learned something new.

As riders built their confidence, we put everything together and had the kids ride the circuit. Riders had to follow the rules of the road, use hand signals, and check intersections along the way. After the first couple of rounds, we saw everyone increase their speed and complete the challenge course at a faster pace than when they started, proving to themselves that they were becoming stronger and safer riders.

The day wrapped up with pizza, ice cream, and fun prizes for all. A special thank you goes to the Williams Bay School District, Williams Bay Recreation Department, community members, and Frosty Moose for the donations and time that helped make this event possible.

If you missed us this year, we’ll be back again next summer as we continue working to keep kids safe in Williams Bay!

08/01/2026

We can't wait to join the rest of Walworth County for National Night Out - Walworth County at Walworth County Fairgrounds this Tuesday, August 4th! See you there!

There's still time!Join us for dinner and support a cause with lasting impacts!  We're here for dinner service til 7:30p...
07/28/2026

There's still time!

Join us for dinner and support a cause with lasting impacts! We're here for dinner service til 7:30p.

Cops @ Culver’s final alert! Tuesday July 28.Tomorrow is your chance to make a difference by dining at your local Culver...
07/27/2026

Cops @ Culver’s final alert! Tuesday July 28.

Tomorrow is your chance to make a difference by dining at your local Culver’s for lunch or dinner. Fundraising from Cops at Culver’s benefits the Police Lights Of Christmas, a program that brings gift cards to local community members for the holiday season.

Can’t make it tomorrow or on a food cleanse and still want to make a difference? Check out - https://police-lights-of-christmas.square.site/product/culver-s-of-lake-geneva/AZ63WMMV5VI6H7P7XY6B3LHR?cs=true&cst=custom where you can support by donation online.

But wait, there’s more! These cops are in competition for most money raised! Winner welcomes “Officer Curdis” to their jurisdiction and hosts bragging rights for their community throughout the year.

Join us tomorrow along with City of Lake Geneva Police Department and Walworth County Sheriff's Office for lunch 11:30 – 2:00 or dinner 5:30-7:00. It's for your chance to make a positive impact to your community!

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Williams Bay, WI
53191

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