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Pleasant Prairie Police DepartmentAbout PPPD
The Pleasant Prairie Police Department is a modern, professional law enforcement agency. Currently the department has 27 sworn positions. This includes the Chief and Assistant Chief of Police. The department deploys three primary shifts daily each of which is commanded by a Lieutenant of Police with the exception of day shift, where the Chief of Police functions as the shift commander. Each shift also has a Sergeant of Police assigned to function as a relief shift supervisor. The Investigative Bureau is commanded by a Detective Lieutenant of Police who supervises the Bureau's two detectives. In addition to the three primary shifts, the department deploys a canine unit during hours of peak activity. The department currently utilizes nine marked and four unmarked police vehicles along with two Harley-Davidson police motorcycles. In addition to the sworn staff, the department employs ten non-sworn clerical and dispatch personnel. Dispatch personnel provide emergency and non-emergency communications services to the police, fire, and emergency medical services, as well as the Public Works Department. The Pleasant Prairie Police Department is headquartered at the Roger Prange Municipal Center, a state-of-the-art facility built in 1994, which the department shares with the Municipal Court and Public Works Departments. The department maintains a computerized records database consisting of more than 75,000 persons and their histories along with records related to more than 100,000 calls for service. This records database is available to officers on patrol via the department's mobile data network. In order to facilitate the delivery of quality law enforcement services, the department maintains personnel trained in the following specialty areas: Accident Investigation and Reconstruction |
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