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Community Tips & Concerns
Did you know that citizens in the community are considered "the eyes and ears" for the police?
Tip Line
Police officers cannot be everywhere at any given time, so as a result, police rely on citizens to advise them of suspicious situations or activity they observe. For this purpose, a tip line has been created at the Poynette Police Department where citizens can report anything from criminal activity to noise or junk ordinance issues.
Anonymity
At your request, the source for information you provide can remain anonymous.
Using the Tip Line
Citizens need only contact the Police Department by phone at 608-635-2588 or they can even email the Police Department if they prefer.
Emergencies/Crimes In Progress
For all emergencies or crimes in progress, call 911.
For More Information
For more information or to answer any questions or concerns, please contact Sarah Roche, the Police Administrative Assistant of the Poynette Police Department at 608-635-2122, ext. 218 during the normal business hours of the department.
Prevention Tips for Parents
There is a significant risk for today’s generation because of fentanyl. It is a deadly hidden threat. Fentanyl-laced drugs are extremely dangerous, and the average person is unaware their drugs are laced with fentanyl. Parents, guardians, educators, and anyone responsible for children must rely on drug prevention education to safeguard children and teens from this growing threat. Below you will find a Parent’s Guide to Fentanyl resource.
Complete Parent's Guide to Fentanyl | What is Fentanyl? (addicted.org)
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Police Department
Physical Address
118 S Main Street
P.O Box 247
Poynette, WI 53955
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 247
Poynette, WI 53955
Phone: (608) 635-2588 (Non-Emergency)Fax: (608) 635-8715Emergency Phone: 911
Office Hours
Monday - Friday
7:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Non-Emergency After Hours
Please call the Columbia County Sheriff's Department to have a Poynette Officer dispatched.
Phone: 608-742-4166