Police Explorers

In 2006, the Hartford Police Department started its own Police Explorer Post. The Explorer program is a branch of the Boy Scouts of America organization for young people age 14-21. The Explorer Program gives the participant an opportunity to learn about law enforcement from a different perspective, and assess it as a possible career choice. Explorer Posts can participate in multiple regional and national competitions.  Hartford Explorers would compete with other Explorers at these events to demonstrate what they have learned about law enforcement in their respective programs. The Police Explorer Post will also assist our officers with traffic control at special events and parades. If you are interested in this program for yourself or your child please contact Sergeant Jim Zywicki at (262)673-2600.

Hartford Explorer Post members with the Thanksgiving baskets they delivered to families in need. The baskets were provided by Aurora Medical Emergency Room staff

Hunter Safety

Upcoming Classes from the Wisconsin DNR

Classroom Training	Field Training

Victim Assistance

Being the victim of a crime is a very disturbing experience. The purpose of this section is to share with you some of the rights you have as the victim of a criminal act. You have the right to have any recovered stolen property returned to you as quickly as possible when it is no longer needed for evidentiary purposes. You have the right to have restitution ordered by a court. It is important that you gather and keep accurate documentation about your losses. You have the right to provide a statement for consideration concerning the disposition of the offender. The following are several resources that are available to assist you as you deal with your incident: