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Welcome to the Ashwaubenon Department of Public Safety homepage.  We provide the Village of Ashwaubenon with exceptional Police, Fire, and Emergency Medical Services.

We offer a variety of prevention and community support functions.  The Village of Ashwaubenon has a population of 18,000 people and a daytime working population of 50,000 people.  The task is daunting.  I would be remiss if I didn't tell tell you what a great job our officers and staff do each day. 
I can tell you with confidence that our people are indeed the best – we have a goal of providing what we call “PRIDE” in serving our community.  This means that each day our people strive to do their very best to serve you – to go the extra mile to meet your needs.   

Our Department is made up of 47 Public Safety Officers, 30 paid on call fire fighters, 9 telecommunicators, and 6 civilian staff members.  They are committed to answering your calls for emergency assistance, help you resolve non emergency issues, investigate crimes, provide public education, and work with schools, neighborhoods, and our business community to prevent crime and fires. 

 

When you see our Public Safety Officers in our community or have an opportunity to mix with our staff in one of our community education programs, take the time to introduce yourself and let them tell you about Ashwaubenon Public Safety.

 

If you would like to be a part of this great service to the Village of Ashwaubenon, we encourage you to help make our community even better by contributing as a Public Safety Volunteer (VIP).  We have opportunities that will allow you to “give back” to the wonderful community in which we live!

 

 

Eric J. Dunning

Chief of Public Safety

(920) 492-2312

edunning@ashwaubenon.com


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Street Lights - Monday, October 29, 2007

Please email Confidential Administrative Assistant Angie Notz at anotz@ashwaubenon.com if you notice any street lights that are burned out in your neighborhood.  Please try to be as accurate as possible when describing the location of the street light.  If you see a number on the pole, include the number in your email.  We will then contact Wisconsin Public Service to take care of this.  Thank you in advance for your assistance.

 

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 "Safe driving requires your complete attention. If you absolutely need to use a cell phone for a non-emergency call, read a map, or find something in the glove compartment, you should exit the highway or pull off the road into a safe area. Motor vehicles aren't equipped with auto pilot and they can't drive themselves. You must concentrate solely on your driving to protect yourself, your passengers and other drivers.


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