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# Chenequa Police Department

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## Posts

- ["Click It or Ticket" Campaign May 23 -  June 5](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/click-it-or-ticket-campaign-may-23-june-5/) - This Summer, and especially during WI DOT "Click It or Ticket" campaign May 23 - June 5, Chenequa Police Officers will keep a sharp eye out for unbuckled motorists - not to simply write tickets, but to prevent needless tragedies. In Wisconsin, you can be stopped and cited for not wearing a seat belt. Drivers
- [Chenequa Police Department Annual Report - 2021](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/chenequa-police-department-annual-report-2021/) - On behalf of the staff of the Chenequa Police Department, it is my pleasure to introduce our first annual report. The impetus for this report is a desire to communicate with our community stakeholders the actions taken by our department to preserve and improve the quality of life in our very special community. As we

## Pages

- [Home](https://dev.police.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.
- [About the Chenequa Police Dept.](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/about-the-chenequa-police-dept/) - Chenequa Police Department Tahoe About the Chenequa Police Department The Chenequa Police Department was established just after the incorporation of the Village of Chenequa in 1928. It is a full-service 24-hour Police Department with a strong community-based philosophy. The Chenequa Police Department utilizes full-time and part-time officers who work very closely with the Village Board
- [Victim Information](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/resources/victim-information/) - Victim Information Victim's Rights As a crime victim you have certain rights. Many of these rights are automatic and others are available upon request. Please contact the Victim/ Witness Assistance Program at (262) 548-7071 so they may assist you in exercising these rights. These rights: The right to receive compensation for certain losses, if eligible.
- [Crime Stoppers](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/resources/crimestoppers/) - CRIME STOPPERS of Waukesha County: (888) 441-5505 Submit a tip online. Secure, anonymous and safe. Crime Stoppers pays case rewards to those who give information regarding someone responsible for a crime. Text "WAUKESHA" plus your message to 274637 (CRIMES) or submit a tip on the web: Crime Stoppers National Crime Stoppers Wisconsin Crime Stoppers Waukesha
- [Fingerprinting](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/eservices/fingerprinting/) - Fingerprinting The Village of Chenequa utilizes the Village of Hartland Police Department's fingerprinting services for citizens that may require them for job-related or other identification purposes. A $20 fee is charged for this service. There is never a fee for fingerprinting children of any age for identification reasons. Child identification kits are also available at
- [Citizen's Academy](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/cooperation/citizens-academy/) - The Village of Chenequa, City of Delafield, Village of Hartland, and Village of Pewaukee Police Departments, along with Lake County Fire & Rescue Department, are sponsoring a Citizens Academy. We invite you to apply and join us in learning about the local police departments and fire department. This is for citizens or those who work
- [DNR Packets & Registration](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/water-safety/dnr-packets-registration/) - Wisconsin Boating Laws and Responsibilities Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources enforcement officers patrol Wisconsin waterways to make your boating experience safe and pleasant. Cooperate with them by following the suggestions outlined in this handbook as well as the rules of common courtesy while operating your boat. Boating Basics includes: vessel length and capacity, fueling, float
- [Public Records](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/eservices/public-records/) - Public Records Under State law, a request for access to a public record “is deemed sufficient if it reasonably describes the requested record or the information requested. However, a request for a record without a reasonable limitation as to subject matter or length of time represented by the records does not constitute a sufficient request.”
- [Key Lock Box](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/eservices/key-lock-box/) - Key Lock Box Over 5,000 police and fire departments rely on a security key lock box system to enter property quickly and safely during emergency response. Security lock boxes are purchased by the property owner and mounted near a building entrance. The security lock box holds keys to the property entrance for easy access. Help
- [News](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/news/) - News This section provides local and relevant news for the Village of Chenequa Police Department. News and Alerts Archived News and Alerts
- [Archived Updates](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/news/updates-alerts/archived-updates/) - Past Updates / Alerts Archives
- [Updates / Alerts](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/news/updates-alerts/) - Click here to view archived news and alert updates.
- [Chiefs of Police Past and Current](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/about-the-chenequa-police-dept/history/past-chiefs-of-police/) - Past Chiefs of Police Chief Chester Miller - December 1, 1928 to April 25, 1936 Chief James Dwyer - April 26, 1936 to October 15, 1940 Acting Chief Harvey Wilson - April 26, 1940 to November 1, 1940 Chief Edward Lutz - November 1, 1940 to December 31, 1964 Chief Clarence Powell - January 1,
- [Use of Force Policy](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/resources/use-of-force-policy/) - This policy provides guidelines on the reasonable use of force. While there is no way to specify the exact amount or type of reasonable force to be applied in any situation, every member of this department is expected to use these guidelines to make such decisions in a professional, impartial, and reasonable manner. USE
- [Municipal Court](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/cooperation/municipal-court/) - Lake Country Municipal Court Lake Country Municipal Court was established in 1988. This court is housed in the City of Oconomowoc and serves 16 communities. The court is 100% funded by user fees and no tax dollars. This court serves as a very efficient and fair way of dealing with municipal traffic and ordinance violations.
- [Citation Payments](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/eservices/citation-payments/) - Citation Payment Citation Payments are handled through Lake Country Municipal Court's website using a VISA or MasterCard credit card. There are no additional fees for making a payment using your credit card. To Pay Via Credit Card Online: Lake Country Municipal website click on the Credit Card Payment link along the left side of the page.
- [Fraud](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/resources/fraud/) - Fraud If it's too good to be true, it probably is. 1. Never give out a credit card number (or social security number) to anyone who calls you on the telephone. If you call a reputable merchant to purchase by phone, keep a written record of what you ordered, what the prices were, and how
- [Contacts](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/contacts/) - Police Contacts Mailing Address Village of Chenequa 31275 W County Road K Chenequa, WI 53029 Office Hours and Telephone and Fax Numbers Monday – Thursday, 8:00am – 4:30pm • Friday, 8:00am – 3:00pm Police Department 911 or (262) 367-2145 (non-emergency) AFTER HOURS POLICE 911 or (262) 446-5070 (WCC Dispatch Center) Title Name Extension Email Police Chief / Village Administrator
- [Links](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/resources/links/) - Links Safety A Child is Missing (For any missing person) | www.achildismissing.org Crime Stoppers USA Crime Stoppers Wisconsin Family Watchdog | www.familywatchdog.us Driver's License Status Check for Wisconsin by Department of Transportation Internet Safety: OnGuard Online | www.onguardonline.gov Internet Crime Complaint Center | www.ic3.gov National Center for Missing and Exploited Children | www.missingkids.org Net Credit:
- [WCC Dispatch](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/cooperation/wcc-dispatch/) - Waukesha County Communications The Village of Chenequa is a committed partner to the Waukesha County Communications Center. This county-wide 9-1-1 dispatch center enhances communications among all participating communities and agencies in Waukesha County. In addition, a shared records management system helps coordinate information and provides access to all agencies.
- [FBI National Academy](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/cooperation/fbi-national-academy/) - The FBI National Academy (FBINAA) is a professional course of study for U.S. and international law enforcement leaders that serves to improve the administration of justice in police departments and agencies at home and abroad and to raise law enforcement standards, knowledge, and cooperation worldwide. Its mission is “to support, promote, and enhance the
- [Critical Incidents](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/cooperation/critical-incidents/) - Critical Incident Team (CIT) This team of selected Officers from the Brookfield, Chenequa, Delafield, Hartland, and Pewaukee (Village) Police Departments are trained to handle highly critical calls, such as barricaded persons, negotiations, serving high risk search and arrest warrants, or conducting stakeouts. This is a significant mutual aid agreement, and the team serves as a
- [Oath](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/about-the-chenequa-police-dept/oath/) - Law Enforcement Oath of Honor All current Chenequa Officers have signed this Oath and a plaque of the Oath is proudly displayed in the Department. On my honor, I will never betray my badge, my integrity, my character, or the public trust. I will always have the courage to hold myself and others accountable for
- [History](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/about-the-chenequa-police-dept/history/) - First Police Chief, Chester Miller, daughter Ramona, and other officers of the time. Chenequa Police Department History The history of the Chenequa Police Department is directly tied to the establishment of the Village of Chenequa. Here is an excerpt from former local resident, historian and writer, William F. Stark. He has written three books. For
- [Community Notifications](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/resources/community-notifications/) - Community Notifications The Village of Chenequa belongs to two (2) nation-wide notification networks. These networks act as “Reverse 911” messaging systems. Any citizen can sign up to accept phone notifications and/or text messages using the services from these networks. Locating Missing Persons via ACIM A Child is Missing | www.achildismissing.org A Child is Missing (ACIM)
- [FAQs](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/about-the-chenequa-police-dept/faqs/) - General Questions What is the address for Village Hall? 31275 W County Road K, Chenequa, WI 53029 What is the telephone and fax number for Village Hall? The telephone number is (262) 367-2239 and the fax number is (262) 367-3341. What are the hours of the Village Hall? Monday through Thursday: 8:00 am to 4:30
- [Boat Safety Classes](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/water-safety/boat-safety-classes/) - Ready to go for a ride. Photo by Jack MacDonough © Boat Safety Classes Mandatory Education Requirement If you were born after 1988, you're required to complete a boating safety course to legally operate a motorized boat or personal watercraft (PWC). Anyone is eligible to take a boating safety class and receive a safety education
- [Accident Reports](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/eservices/accident-reports/) - Accident Reports Any accident must be reported when it results in: Injury or death of a person $1,000 or more total damage to property owned by any one person Damages of $200 or more to government property (except motor vehicles) Call the police immediately. They will report it for you. If they cannot file the
- [Photos](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/about-the-chenequa-police-dept/photos/) - See the photo gallery below for photos of the Chenquea Police and Fire Departments.
- [Cooperation](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/cooperation/) - Cooperation The Chenequa Police Department is a full-service 24-hour police department that trains and cooperates with other organizations and surrounding law enforcement agencies. This cooperation to enables partners to achieve efficiencies of scale by sharing costs, resources and knowledge. Citizen's Academy Critical Incidents FBI National Academy Firearms Jail, Waukesha County Major Investigations Unit Municipal Court
- [Lake Ordinances](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/water-safety/lake-ordinances/) - Dusk on the Lake. Photo by Jack MacDonough © Lake Ordinances Chapter 4 of the Village Ordinances is devoted to providing guidance on use of the area lakes. There is information on boating, no-wakes, boat parking, vehicle parking, refueling and ice. Visit chapter 4 of the Village Ordinances for complete details on each section. 4.01
- [Waukesha County Jail](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/cooperation/waukesha-county-jail/) - Waukesha County Jail, Waukesha, Wisconsin Waukesha County Jail The Chenequa Police Department utilizes the services of the Waukesha County Jail for public offenders. There are two Waukesha County Sheriff's Department correctional facilities: the County Jail and the Huber Facility. The Waukesha County Jail is a 469-bed facility which is a combination of direct supervision and remote
- [eServices](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/eservices/) - eServices The Chenequa Police Department would like to make it as easy as possible for residents to get the information and services. This includes making forms and information available on this website as well as in person. In order to view and download the forms, Adobe Acrobat Reader must be installed on the computer. Download
- [Background Checks](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/eservices/background-checks/) - Background Record Checks There is a lot of information that is provided to citizens as part of the larger public record. Wisconsin Department of Transportation (DOT) Wisconsin Department of Transportation | www.dot.state.wi.us Drivers License Status Check Find out if your driver license is valid, suspended, revoked or disqualified. www.dot.wisconsin.gov/drivers/online.htm License Plate Look Up Find out
- [Vacation House Checks](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/vacation-house-checks/) - Vacation House Checks When you are gone for an extended period of time and would like a daily physical inspection of your property, use the House Check Form below to provide us with needed information for our inspection. Fill in House Check Form If you unable to fill in the house check form online, feel
- [Vehicle Registration](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/resources/vehicle-registration/) - Vehicle Registration The Chenequa Police Department does NOT offer vehicle registration, but The Nearby DOT Offices shows the closest locations that can provide registration and renewal services to the community during regular business hours. The services that they can provide with an applicable counter fee include: Issue a title and register vehicles Issue and transfer license
- [Terrorism](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/resources/terrorism/) - Terrorism The Village of Chenequa has a full time officer who works as a liaison with state and federal authorities to receive training and information from the US Department of Homeland Security. The Police Department is regularly updated on threats. Additionally, Waukesha County Sheriff's Department has built and maintained an assessment of terrorism and natural
- [Teen Drug Use](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/resources/teen-drug-use/) - Teen Drug Use Parents. The Anti-Drug. The use or abuse of prescription and illicit drugs is always a concern to parents, the police and the community. TheAntiDrug.com was created by the National Youth Anti-Drug Media Campaign to equip parents and other adult caregivers with the tools they need to raise drug-free kids. Working with the
- [Sex Offenders](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/resources/sex-offenders/) - Sex Offenders Family Watchdog website was launched as a tool to aggregate sex offender information from all states and distribute that information to the community using an easy-to-use mapping interface. Family Watchdog's goal is to eliminate the scourge of child molestation as an epidemic in one generation. Family Watchdog's mission is to build awareness of
- [Personal Safety](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/resources/personal-safety/) - Personal Safety Walk the Walk Walk with confidence and an assertive attitude. Be aware of your surroundings at all times. Carry your purse or other valuables snugly, secured on your person. Wallets should be in an inside coat pocket or front pants pocket. Don’t leave such items in a shopping cart or on a store
- [Home Drug Test Kits](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/resources/home-drug-test-kits/) - Home Drug Test Kits Think your teen may be “experimenting” with drugs, alcohol or tobacco? It’s best to solve problems before they occur or get much worse. Give your kids an easier way to say no, by telling their friends they'll be tested for drug use. TestMyTeen.com provides parents with the ability to obtain a
- [Graduated Driver Licenses](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/resources/graduated-driver-licenses/) - Graduated Driver Licenses The Graduated Driver License (GDL) allows beginning drivers (ages 15 ½ to 18) to gain knowledge and driving experience while under the supervision of an experienced mentor as they progress through the learning stages. Graduated licensing gives new drivers the opportunity to practice driving with certain restrictions in place. These restrictions help
- [Fireworks](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/resources/fireworks/) - Fireworks Wisconsin Department of Justice Fireworks Law 2008 The following information was provided by Assistant Attorney General Dennis R. Krueger. The possession, sale and use of fireworks in Wisconsin is strictly regulated by section 167.10 of the Wisconsin statutes. This advisory summarizes Wisconsin fireworks law and answers common questions and corrects common misunderstandings about the
- [Drug Collection](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/resources/drug-collection/) - Drug Collection Call 1-800-958-5859 for a prepaid envelope, then ship your medications in to be safely destroyed. View a PDF flyer with information. Wastewater treatment plants are not designed to remove all medicines from wastewater. Drugs can end up going through the plants and directly to our lakes and rivers. Various levels of antibiotics, anti-depressants,
- [Mutual Assistance](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/cooperation/mutual-assistance/) - Suburban Mutual Assistance Response Teams (SMART) The Village of Chenequa Police Department is part of the Suburban Mutual Aid Response Team (S.M.A.R.T.). It is a law enforcement mutual aid system operating in southeastern Wisconsin. S.M.A.R.T. provides immediate extra law enforcement personnel and equipment at the scene of law enforcement emergencies. In the event of a
- [Major Investigations Unit](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/cooperation/major-investigations-unit/) - Major Investigations Unit (MIU) This team of selected officers from the Chenequa, Delafield, Lannon, Pewaukee (Village), and Hartland Police Departments are trained and prepared to investigate all major crimes and traffic accidents that may occur in any of these communities. This is a significant mutual aid agreement that allocates the necessary resources to investigate major
- [Firearms](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/cooperation/firearms/) - Firearms The police departments from Chenequa, Delafield, Hartland, Lannon, and Pewaukee (Village) conduct quarterly firearms and defensive tactics training for all officers. Each agency provides officers as trainers in either firearms or defensive tactics. This cooperation allows each agency to provide the necessary staffing for the service to their communities, plus the required training necessary
- [Internet Safety](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/resources/internet-safety/) - Children Chatting with kids about being online You may be concerned that your kids could find pornography, violence, or hate speech online. You can reduce these risks by talking to your kids about how they communicate — online and off — and encouraging them to engage in conduct they can be proud of. Callersmart.com is a
- [Resources](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/resources/) - Resources The Chenequa Police Department has compiled a list of the most common topics that arise in law enforcement. The information is provided NOT to alarm you, but to make you aware and knowledgeable on the current topics. Community Notifications Missing Persons and Emergency Alerts Crime Stoppers A crime tip hotline and address Drug Collection
- [Water Safety](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/water-safety/) - Pine Lake, Looking South. Photo by Jack MacDonough © Water Safety The great outdoors are central to Village residents' lifestyle. The residents have access to 3 different lakes; Beaver Lake in the East, Pine Lake to the West and North Lake just north of the Village. This section includes information to enjoy the lakes safely.
- [Sitemap](https://dev.police.chenequa.org/sitemap/) - This is the sitemap for the Village of Chenequa, a directory listing of the pages on this website. If you cannot find what you are looking for here, try the search form to the right of this page.

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