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TAXPAYER NEWS DANE COUNTY: Tax amounts are online. Taxpayers can also get E-Bills and E-Receipts by going to http://accessdane.co.dane.wi.us/ clicking on the Public Access oval, and entering Property Information. In the right hand column under tax information, Click on E-Bill or E-Receipt. E-bill reproduces the tax bill and E-receipt shows the payments made for tax amounts. GREEN COUNTY: Tax information is online by going to www.co.green.wi.gov and clicking on the Land Records System tab on the right.
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Brooklyn Police Department
The Brooklyn Police Department is comprised of a part-time Police Chief and five part-time Patrol Officers and one Clerical Staff member. The Police Department is located in the Village Hall or Community Building on the second floor. Due to part-time staffing, Police Patrol and other typical law enforcement services are limited.
Citizens of Brooklyn are encouraged to contact us so that we may respond to take a report and/or provide assistance. In those instances that are not time sensitive or an emergency feel free to call and leave a voice message or send an e-mail and we will contact you. If the situation is urgent or an emergency, you are encouraged to call 911 so that law enforcement from either Dane County Sheriff’s Department or Green County Sheriff’s Department may respond in a timely manner.
We may be contacted by telephone at 608-455-2131, or by e-mail at police@brooklynwi.gov.
James F. Barger
Chief of Police
Brooklyn Police Department
Please dial 911 for all emergencies
Brooklyn Police Department
102 N. Rutland Av.
Brooklyn, WI 53521-0189
608-455-2131 (non-emergency)
608-455-1799 (fax)
police@brooklynwi.gov
Police Activity Reports
2013 Activity Report
2012 Activity Report
2011 Activity Report
FBI's new Child ID I-phone App
Worthless Checks
The Villageof Brooklyn, through correct procedures by the Brooklyn Police Department and its Merchants pursues enforcement actions enforcing the Villageof Brooklyn’s ordinance against worthless check violators. Click here for our worthless check policy and procedure.
PROTECTING OUR COMMUNITIES
The Wisconsin Crime Alert Network (WCAN) is a statewide program that links law enforcement agencies with the business community and the public in a partnership to fight crime. WCAN is a highly effective program which can help prevent crime and aid in the apprehension of criminals.
WHAT IS WISCONSIN CRIME ALERT?
WCANallows law enforcement agencies to send out crime alert bulletins rapidly, to the business community and to the general public, whenever a crime or suspect may affect citizens of their businesses. WCAN provides a rapid, cost-effective means of communication between law enforcement agencies and the communities they serve.
For more details on Wisconsin Crime Alert Network, click here or on the logo above.
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Identity Theft Protection Tips for the Elderly
