Village of Augusta Police

06/23/2022

Check out this nice picture of Cheif Heppler and Officer Jamie

08/15/2021

On August 14, 2021, Deputy Ryan J. Proxmire suffered a gunshot wound while he was actively pursuing a fleeing vehicle. Deputy Proxmire was rushed to the hospital for treatment where he remains in extremely critical condition.

Deputy Proxmire proudly serves our community as a Deputy Sheriff for the Kalamazoo County Sheriff’s Office. He is currently assigned to the road patrol but has also served Kalamazoo County residents and the Sheriff’s Office with his work in the Jail Division, even filling in as a temporary Sergeant when needed.

As an experienced and professional officer, Deputy Proxmire shares his skills with other officers in his role as a field training officer, Taser instructor, and a subject control/defensive tactics instructor.

Deputy Proxmire, his family, and his brothers and sisters in law enforcement need your thoughts and prayers as they deal with this tragic situation.

08/15/2021

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Deputy and and their family. Please keep the KCSO in your prayers.

09/21/2017

Our thoughts and prayers are with the with Trooper O'Neill family and with the Michigan State Police.

06/15/2017

Our thoughts and prayers go out to Chief Ed Switalski family, and the Comstock Fire Department.

05/15/2017

It's not how they died that made them Heros it's how they lived.

05/10/2017

05/10/2017

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family of officer Ginka and the Norton Shores Police department.

10/31/2016

Just a reminder please drive wth cre this evening as children are out trick or treating. Have a safe and Happy Halloween

07/17/2016

We here at the Augusta Police Department have had heavy heart all month with the loss of Police lives across the country. Our hearts go out to the families of all the officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty this month. We are sending prayers to those whom were injured that they will have a speedy recovery.

05/12/2016

Amber Alert if you see thithis vehicle call 911 immediately. Thank you for your help

04/18/2016

We would like to remind every one that with the warmer weather that more kids are out and playing along with the motorcylces. Have a wonderful day and enjoy the beautful sunshine