Neighborhood Districts

Middleton Police Officers are assigned to 1 of 3 patrol district(s) each of which encompass about a third of the City.  They respond to emergency and routine calls within their patrol district with assistance from other officers.  Within their patrol districts, officers are assigned specific neighborhoods to which they give special attention and services as the Neighborhood Officer, to the extent that activity levels permit.  Citizens who need urgent or routine police services, should not seek to contact specific Neighborhood Officers, but should contact the Police Department directly (9-1-1 for emergencies and 608-824-7300 for other matters).  However, on-going non-urgent neighborhood problems are appropriately referred to the Neighborhood Officer.

Neighborhood Officers are expected to know what is happening, who the people, elected officials, businesses, organizations and bad actors are, and to provide special attention and services.  Neighborhood Officers strive to open communications, build trust, exchange information, and collaborate in problem solving.  The objectives of the Neighborhood Officers go beyond crime control to include objectives of fear reduction, order maintenance, problem solving, and the quality of life in the neighborhood. Neighborhood Officers are the go to person for the neighborhood, police department and City when it comes to on-going neighborhood problems.  The residents of the neighborhood also have a duty to be involved as partners in the task of policing and problem solving in their neighborhood.

To locate your neighborhood officer click on the link to the neighborhood map below.  This will take you to a separate page where you can click on the area where you reside and a small pop up window will give your neighborhood officer's information as well as how to get in contact with the officer.  If you have any problems please contact the webmaster.

Click here to view the Neighborhood Map