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03-18-2010 St. Patrick's Day OWI Enforcement Totals

Yesterday, the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office and Southeast Multi-Jurisdictional OWI Task Force conducted an enhanced enforcement deployment targeting drunk drivers. As a result of their combined enforcement effort, 77 drivers were arrested for Operating While Intoxicated. Click on link above for more details...

03-16-10 National Highway Traffic Safety Admin. Supports Multi-Jurisdictional OWI Task Force

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration encourages the Southeast Multi-Jurisdictional HVE OWI Task Force to stay steadfast in its efforts of making the roadways of Wisconsin safer for all citizens by detecting, apprehending, and arresting impaired drivers. Click on the link above to read more...

03-16-10 News Conference on St. Patrick's Day OWI Enforcement

Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke holds news conference on the Sheriff's Office and Multi-Jurisdictional OWI Task Force enforcement deployment on St. Patrick's Day.

Community Events
  2010 St. Patrick's Day Parade 

Inspector Kevin A. Carr presents awards to athletes at the Special Olympics District Gymnastics Competition. 

Sheriff David Clarke and the Sheriff's Office Mounting Unit participate in the 2010 Downtown St. Patrick's Day parade. 

 

OWI Task Force

Presented to Sheriff Clarke by MADD State Executive Director Kari Kinnard in recognition of the MCSO OWI Task force The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office OWI Task f orce is honored to receive an award in the category of "Law Enforcement Agency Committed to Reduce Impaired Driving" at the 2008 Mother's Against Drunk Driving (MADD) Statewide Award Ceremony, held September 25 at UW-Oshkosh. The award, one of only six awarded to law enforcement agencies throughout the state, was presented to Sheriff Clarke by MADD State Executive Director Kari Kinnard in recognition of the MCSO OWI Task force, specifically formed to target drunk driving on the Milwaukee County expressway system.

Accident Report Lookup

Crashes investigated by the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office are now available. In a continuing effort to improve customer service, Milwaukee County Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr. is using technology to make information more accessible to the public. The new accident report website allows a citizen to locate and print a copy of an accident report completed by the investigating deputy.  Citizens should allow approximately five working days from the date of the crash for the report to be available on the site.

Click here for the Accident Report Lookup website

Citizen Complaint Form

The Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office is committed to providing a culture of service that delivers customer satisfaction to its citizens.  We expect our employees to be courteous and professional at all times.  For quality assurance, we have developed an electronic citizen complaint form for your convenience. We value your feedback.  Please know that Milwaukee County Sheriff David A. Clarke takes all complaints seriously.

Complaints submitted through this format are forwarded directly to the Sheriff’s Office Internal Affairs Division for review and investigation.  Please provide us with as much information as possible.  An officer from Internal Affairs will contact you regarding your complaint.  Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke thanks you for taking the time to tell us about your concerns.  Your input is a valuable tool that we use in order to provide the exceptional service that you -- the taxpayer -- pay for and should expect

Click here for the Citizen Complaint Form

Inmate Search

As part of a continuing effort to improve customer service, Milwaukee County Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr. is using new technology to make the Sheriff’s Office user-friendly and even more accessible to the public.  The new inmate search program allows a citizen to find out if an inmate is in custody in the Milwaukee County Jail and House of Corrections.

Click here for a complete press release(pdf)
Click here to access the inmate search

Current News Releases

12/08/2009 Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office Deploys Additional Patrol Deputies During Winter Storm
12/04/2009 2009 Shop with a Cop

11/24/2009 Sheriff holds news conferance on holiday travel

11/02/2009 Sheriff Investigates Off-Duty Deputy Stopped at Airport Checkpoint with Firearm in Travel Bag

10/23/2009 War Memorial Veterans Honors Sheriff Clarke with Americanism Award

Archive News Releases

 

The Wolf (920 AM)

WMCS (1290 AM)
Broadcast Date
08/25/2009 - Seatbelt Law		 Broadcast Date
  12/01/2009 (Afghanistan War)
08/11/2009 - Motorcycle Safety   12/01/2009 (Guest Joseph Phillips)
05/05/2009   12/01/2009 (Education)
11/18/2008   11/24/2009 (Current Issues)
11/04/2008   11/24/2009 (CCF-S & Homicides)
09/09/2008   11/24/2009 (Thanksgiving Message)
08/12/2008   10/14/2009 (Hour 1) - Willie Davis
07/29/2008    10/14/2009 (Hour 2) - Cory Nettles
07/15/2008    10/14/2009 (Hour 3) - Jeri Bonavia
    08/12/2009 (Hour 1) - CJRC
    08/12/2009 (Hour 2) (Hour 3)
    08/10/2009 (Hour 1) (Hour 2)
    04/22/2009
    03/04/2009 (Hour 1)
    03/04/2009 (Hour 2)
    08/01/2008
   

 

Reporting a Crash on the Milwaukee County Freeway System

During a Weather Emergency

How can I report a vehicle crash on-line?  You can report a crash within 24 hours of its occurrence during a weather emergency by using the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office online "Report a Crash" form.  If your accident happened over 24 hours ago and if there's property damage only, you may print off a State Patrol self-report form at: http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/drivers/forms/mv4002.pdf and mail it to the Wisconsin State Patrol. 

Click here for the on-line Report a Crash form

 
Winter Driving Tips 
“Our Wisconsin winters can be unforgiving. They create hazardous conditions that disrupt our routine driving behavior.   Ice and snow covered roads require defensive driving techniques that can save lives. Be prepared. Don’t be caught off guard.”
 
~A message from Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr.
 
Plan for safe travel:
  • Slow down.
  • Increase your stopping distance.
  • Leave early; allow additional travel time to reach your destination.
  • Turn on your headlights.
  • Clear all snow from your vehicle. 
  • Buckle your seatbelt.
  • Stay alert. Eliminate distractions such as phone use while driving, changing radio stations, eating and drinking.
  •  Use caution. Road conditions can change abruptly, especially on overpasses and ramps.
  •  Move-Over when passing stopped emergency vehicles. If unable to move over, slow down. 
According to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation there are 17,000 vehicle crashes during the winter season. Last season,  75 people were killed and 7,000 were injured when roads were covered with ice, snow, or slush.
 
Traffic information line: 5-1-1
 
 
 

 

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