Wednesday, March 10, 2010

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Chief Doug McKinley welcomes you to the

Platteville Police Department

The Platteville Police Department has 20 sworn officers and helps to maintain one of the safest small town environments in Wisconsin and the nation. The Platteville Police Station is located on the Mineral Street side of City Hall between Fourth and Bonson Streets. 5 W. Mineral St., P.O. Box 780, Platteville, WI 53818-0780. Tel: 608-348-2313, Fax: 608-348-4916.

Command Staff

Under the general direction of the City Manager, the Chief of Police is responsible for planning, coordinating, supervising, and evaluating all police department operations. The two Lieutenants command the two major divisions in the police department reporting to the Chief of Police. One commander directs Operations and is responsible for all patrol personnel, the community policing coordinator, animal control, and the field training of new officers. The other commander directs Support Services and is responsible for all criminal investigative personnel including the direction of the community service officers, and school crossing guards. The Office Manager directs the telecommunications staff, technology support, and department clerical personnel. Together,the Management Team collaborates on budget preparation, policy development, program development, and the general administration of the Police Department.

Chief of Police Doug McKinley         Lieutenant Bruce Buchholtz
Email: mckinleyd@platteville.org    Email: buchholtzb@platteville.org

Lieutenant Jeff Haas                         Office Manager Tim Charles
 Email: haasj@platteville.org            Email: charlest@platteville.org

Oath of Honor
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In February of 2006 the entire staff of the Platteville Police Department signed the Law Enforcement Oath of Honor.  To date, 108 police departments in the state have become “Oath of Honor” agencies.  This means that each of them had at least 90% of their employees sign the oath. The oath is a reminder of our commitment to our individual communities, to our profession and to our fellow law enforcement professionals.

Law Enforcement Oath of Honor
On my honor, I will never
betray my badge/profession, my integrity, my character or the public trust.
I will always have the courage to hold myself and others accountable for our actions.
I will always uphold the constitutuion, my community and the
agency I serve
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2010 Police Budget


  Please check  this web page for Upcoming Hiring Opportunities

Currently accepting applications for Crossing Guards (Click Here)


We are currently accepting applications to
establish a Police Officer Eligibility List

Police Officer application must be printed and mailed to:

Platteville Police Dept. P.O. Box 780, Platteville WI 53818-0780

Click Here for The Platteville Police minimum requirements

For application materials please contact Lt. Bruce Buchholtz at the Platteville Police Department at
608-348-2313 or email: buchholtzb@platteville.org.

For additional Wisconsin Law Enforcement Opportunities click below

https://wilenet.org

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Tip Line: (800) 789-6600
Work Phone: (608) 723-4271


 

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 Mission Statement

We will take an active role in the community to encourage trust and open communication ensuring the highest quality of life

Organizational Goals

   Recognizing that an organization’s most valuable resource is its people, we will strive to enhance professional development, provide a safe work environment, and recognize excellence.
   We are committed to building public trust through responsible management of department resources and impartial delivery of police services.
   To ensure the highes quality of life we will take an active role in the community to encourage open lines of communication

Organizational Values

Human Life – We believe that nothing is more valuable than human life. We will defend it to the very end. We use the minimum amount of force necessary in all situations that escalate above open dialogue.
Integrity – We believe that integrity is the cornerstone of our values system. We will not compromise others or ourselves.
Diversity – We believe in the richness of diversity. We recognize, appreciate and learn from the many cultures that make up the fabric of our society.
Team Work – We believe an organization’s strength rests with its people. Recognizing that each employee is a valuable member of a team enables us to unite as one cohesive unit to achieve common goals.
Caring – We will be caring in all that we do. The needs and concerns of our clients are paramount. We will make every effort to show empathy and sensitivity for victims, complainants and others.
Partnership – We believe the community has a major stake in determining how it should receive police services. Therefore we will foster a true partnership with the community, striving towards obtaining community input in how we provide and deliver police services.

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