Boater’s Safety Course
Sponsored by Lake Country Barge
June 11th 5pm – 9pm
June 12th 5pm – 9pm
Pewaukee Village Hall
Board Room
235 Hickory St, Pewaukee
Register online at https://gowild.wi.gov/customers/safetyedclass
Attendees are required to attend both dates and sign a hold harmless agreement
Wisconsin boating safety certification or out-of-state equivalent certification is required for operators born on or after January 1, 1989. Anyone is eligible to take the class and receive a safety education completion certificate, however, courses are designed at a 5th-grade level or up.
The Chenequa Police Department is dedicated to safeguarding the lives, rights, and property of all individuals that reside or are within the Village, while striving to maintain the unique quality of life that the Village so highly regards. Our mission is accomplished through a partnership with the community that is built upon trust and mutual support. We are committed to being pro-active in our approach to our duties.
Our mission is supported by the following actions:
- Deter crime through highly visible patrol, crime prevention programs, and innovative methods
- Provide service orientated functions that are responsive to the needs and concerns of the Village
- Provide safe traffic movement in and through the Village
- Provide a thorough investigation and follow through on all reported incidents
This mission is performed with dedication and professionalism while being fair and impartial, safeguarding the rights of all.
The photo to the left is the first Chief: Chester Miller circa 1927–1936 outside original Chief's house behind Village Hall.
The history of the Chenequa Police Department is directly tied to the establishment of the Village of Chenequa.
The Village of Chenequa is located in the “lake country” portion of Waukesha County, about 30 miles west of downtown Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It completely surrounds the 703 acre Pine Lake, and includes portions of Beaver Lake and North Lake
To view an excerpt from former local resident, historian and writer, William F. Stark, please go to the Village of Chenequa Police History page. He has written 3 books.
The photograph to the left was taken by resident and professional photographer, Ralph Curtis.
This website made possible through a grant from the Chenequa Foundation.
Your charitable donation helps make Chenequa a better place.
The mission of the Foundation is to benefit the Village of Chenequa through grants which will enhance the quality of life and services in our community.
Pine Lake Launch Hours
Remember the public boat access facility located on Pine Lake in the Village shall be open from 6:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M., except on the general fishing opening weekend when the facility shall be open on that first Saturday and Sunday from 4:00 A.M. to midnight. No boat or equipment incident to navigation may be launched during a time the facility is not open, but a boat on the lake at the applicable closing time may be retrieved from the lake after such closing time and a vehicle in the designated parking area at such closing time may remain there until the boat transported by such vehicle is retrieved.
Lake Ordinance Chapter 4: Lakes
Daily Launch Fees:
Non-Motorized Boat $8
Boat 20 feet $10
Boat >20 and <26 feet $12.50
Boat >26 feet $15
Winter Parking $8
Annual Launch Permit Fees:
Non-Motorized Boat $80
Boat <20 Feet $100
Boat >20 Feet and <26 Feet $125
Boat > 26 Feet $150
Download an Annual Launch Permit Application here. (Fillable PDF)
The annual permits are available at the Village of Chenequa Police Department. Cash or check only.
Village of Chenequa Police Department
31275 W County Road K
Chenequa, WI 53029
(262) 367-2145
The Chenequa Police Department is dedicated to safeguarding the lives, rights, and property of all individuals that reside or are within the Village, while striving to maintain the unique quality of life that the Village so highly regards. Our mission is accomplished through a partnership with the community that is built upon trust and mutual support. We are committed to being pro-active in our approach to our duties.
Our mission is supported by the following actions:
- Deter crime through highly visible patrol, crime prevention programs, and innovative methods
- Provide service orientated functions that are responsive to the needs and concerns of the Village
- Provide safe traffic movement in and through the Village
- Provide a thorough investigation and follow through on all reported incidents
This mission is performed with dedication and professionalism while being fair and impartial, safeguarding the rights of all.
The photo to the left is the first Chief: Chester Miller circa 1927–1936 outside original Chief's house behind Village Hall.
The history of the Chenequa Police Department is directly tied to the establishment of the Village of Chenequa.
The Village of Chenequa is located in the “lake country” portion of Waukesha County, about 30 miles west of downtown Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It completely surrounds the 703 acre Pine Lake, and includes portions of Beaver Lake and North Lake
To view an excerpt from former local resident, historian and writer, William F. Stark, please go to the Village of Chenequa Police History page. He has written 3 books.
The photograph to the left was taken by resident and professional photographer, Ralph Curtis.
This website made possible through a grant from the Chenequa Foundation.
Your charitable donation helps make Chenequa a better place.
The mission of the Foundation is to benefit the Village of Chenequa through grants which will enhance the quality of life and services in our community.
The Village of Chenequa Police Department is looking for motivated individuals to join our team! We are currently looking to fill positions for our Community Service Officer (CSO) positions.
As a CSO, you will gain valuable firsthand experience in the realm of Law Enforcement while getting paid. If you are interested in applying for the CSO position, please visit the Village of Chenequa Police Department during normal business hours or click on the link below for an employment application.
You may email your completed application to Officer Chochola at chochola@chenequa.org.
The Chenequa Police Department is dedicated to safeguarding the lives, rights, and property of all individuals that reside or are within the Village, while striving to maintain the unique quality of life that the Village so highly regards. Our mission is accomplished through a partnership with the community that is built upon trust and mutual support. We are committed to being pro-active in our approach to our duties.
Our mission is supported by the following actions:
- Deter crime through highly visible patrol, crime prevention programs, and innovative methods
- Provide service orientated functions that are responsive to the needs and concerns of the Village
- Provide safe traffic movement in and through the Village
- Provide a thorough investigation and follow through on all reported incidents
This mission is performed with dedication and professionalism while being fair and impartial, safeguarding the rights of all.
The photo to the left is the first Chief: Chester Miller circa 1927–1936 outside original Chief's house behind Village Hall.
The history of the Chenequa Police Department is directly tied to the establishment of the Village of Chenequa.
The Village of Chenequa is located in the “lake country” portion of Waukesha County, about 30 miles west of downtown Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It completely surrounds the 703 acre Pine Lake, and includes portions of Beaver Lake and North Lake
To view an excerpt from former local resident, historian and writer, William F. Stark, please go to the Village of Chenequa Police History page. He has written 3 books.
The photograph to the left was taken by resident and professional photographer, Ralph Curtis.
This website made possible through a grant from the Chenequa Foundation.
Your charitable donation helps make Chenequa a better place.
The mission of the Foundation is to benefit the Village of Chenequa through grants which will enhance the quality of life and services in our community.