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If you're planning to drink this Labor Day weekend, plan a sober ride home.
09/05/2026

If you're planning to drink this Labor Day weekend, plan a sober ride home.

09/01/2026

It's the start of National Preparedness Month!🚀

All month long we're highlighting steps you can take to be ready before a disaster or emergency occurs. 🪜

Being prepared can help keep you, your loved ones, and others safe during an emergency or disaster.🤗

Friday, August 21, 2026TRAFFIC COMPLAINT: At 1:22 pm, police received a report of a large number of vehicles on East Div...
08/28/2026

Friday, August 21, 2026

TRAFFIC COMPLAINT: At 1:22 pm, police received a report of a large number of vehicles on East Division Street waiting to enter the fairgrounds, creating concerns about a possible traffic hazard. Police monitored traffic in the area and observed normal traffic conditions with no issues.

PROBATION HOLD: At 3:21 pm, police arrested a 53-year-old Neillsville male on a probation hold in the 400 block of Hewett Street.

911 CALL: At 10:04 pm, police responded to an accidental 911 call in the 400 block of West 4th Street. Police made contact with the caller, who confirmed the call was a misdial and everything was okay.

COMPLAINT: At 10:33 pm, police responded to the 200 block of Court Street after receiving a complaint about the odor of ma*****na coming from a residence. Police made contact with the occupants, and a resident acknowledged smoking a product she stated she had purchased from a retail store. The resident declined consent for police to enter the residence.

Saturday, August 22, 2026

TRAFFIC: At 12:41 am, police issued a traffic warning to a 45-year-old Ladysmith male for a registration display violation.

ALARM: At 8:24 am, police responded to a panic alarm at a local business in the 200 block of West 7th Street. Police made contact with an individual cleaning the business and determined everything was okay. The business owner was also notified.

TRAFFIC: At 1:54 pm, police issued a traffic citation to a 24-year-old Thorp male for operating while suspended and a traffic warning for a cracked/damaged vehicle windshield.

TRAFFIC: At 2:05 pm, police issued a traffic citation to a 22-year-old Black River Falls female for speeding.

ASSIST CITIZEN: At 3:51 pm, police assisted a citizen who wanted to know the city’s plan for the homeless during the winter months. Police explained that the city doesn’t have a plan or resources. The citizen said he and a couple of others will go to City Hall to see what can be done to help them find shelter.

PARKING COMPLAINT: At 4:00 pm, police received a complaint of a vehicle parked on the 100 block of East Division Street for several days without the owner’s permission. A parking citation was issued without incident.

TRAFFIC: At 5:30 pm, police issued a traffic warning to a 61-year-old Neillsville female for a lighting violation.

TRAFFIC: At 5:34 pm, police issued a traffic warning to a 45-year-old Greenwood female for failure to completely stop at a stop sign.

TRAFFIC: At 6:14 pm, police issued a traffic warning to a 37-year-old Merrillan female for a lighting violation.

CIVIL COMPLAINT: At 6:25 pm, police responded to a complaint involving a moving company that reportedly became aggressive after a resident refused to sign a contract in the 100 block of East 9th Street. Police made contact with the parties, and the moving company left the property without further incident.

TRAFFIC: At 8:09 pm, police issued a traffic warning to a 37-year-old Neillsville female for a lighting violation.

TRAFFIC: At 8:31 pm, police issued a traffic warning to a 27-year-old Long Beach, MS male for having vehicle tires protruding more than two inches beyond the fenders and for a lighting violation.

WELFARE CHECK: At 8:34 pm, police responded to a welfare check for a juvenile subject reporting depression and recent alcohol use. The juvenile agreed to be transported voluntarily to the hospital for evaluation; crisis services coordinated with the parent, and a safety plan was put in place.

ASSIST SHERIFF: At 8:51 pm, police assisted and provided scene security for the Clark County Sheriff’s Office with an ATV traffic stop.

FIRE: At 9:01 pm, police received a report of a large fire in the distance that was growing. Police checked the area and did not locate any fire or smoke.

ANIMAL COMPLAINT: At 9:37 pm, police responded to a report of a loose dog that appeared matted, hungry, and thirsty in the 500 block of Hewett Street. Police took custody of the dog and transported it to the Clark County Humane Society.

LIQUOR LAW VIOLATION: At 10:21 pm, police observed patrons of a local tavern consuming alcoholic beverages on the public sidewalk in the 200 block of West 7th Street. Police advised the patrons that open containers of alcohol were not permitted on the sidewalk.

TAVERN CHECK: At 10:23 pm, police conducted a routine tavern check in the 100 block of West 6th Street. No issues were reported.

TAVERN CHECK: At 10:25 pm, police conducted a routine tavern check in the 100 block of West 5th Street. No issues were reported.

TRAFFIC: At 10:26 pm, police issued a traffic warning to a 77-year-old Neillsville male for a lighting violation.

TRAFFIC: At 10:34 pm, police issued a traffic warning to a 20-year-old Neillsville male for a registration display violation.

TRAFFIC: At 10:47 pm, police issued a correction notice/warning to a 21-year-old Neillsville male for a registration display violation and a traffic warning for operating a motor vehicle without an adequate muffler.

TRAFFIC: At 11:14 pm, police issued a traffic citation to a 17-year-old Neillsville male for disorderly conduct with a motor vehicle.

Sunday, August 23, 2026

TRAFFIC: At 12:01 am, police issued a traffic warning to a 35-year-old Strum male for a lighting violation.

SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE: At 12:41 am, police checked on a suspicious vehicle and found a female sleeping inside on West Division Street near the Arboretum. Police identified the individual as the vehicle's registered owner and determined everything was okay.

TRAFFIC: At 6:06 pm, police issued a traffic warning to a 48-year-old Appleton male for illegal window tinting.

TRAFFIC: At 7:35 pm, police issued a traffic warning to an 18-year-old Neillsville male for a registration display violation and illegal window tinting.

TRAFFIC: At 8:59 pm, police issued a traffic citation to a 22-year-old St Paul, MN, female for violating a red traffic light and a traffic warning for speeding.

TRAFFIC: At 9:10 pm, police issued a traffic warning to a 22-year-old Eau Claire male for a lighting violation.

TRAFFIC: At 9:56 pm, police issued a traffic citation to a 39-year-old Hartford, CT, female for speeding.

TRAFFIC: At 11:10 pm, police issued a traffic citation to a 22-year-old Appleton female for speeding.

Monday, August 24, 2026

TRAFFIC: At 12:25 am, police issued a traffic citation to a 19-year-old Saint Paul, MN, female for speeding.

TRAFFIC: At 8:51 am, police issued a traffic warning to a 17-year-old Granton female for speeding.

ANIMAL COMPLAINT: At 12:19 pm, police responded to a report of a loose dog outside a local business in the 100 block of East Division Street. Police determined the dog belonged to a nearby vehicle owner, who was retrieving the dog when police arrived.

TRAFFIC: At 5:00 pm, police issued a traffic citation to a 40-year-old Granton female for non-registration of an automobile.

TRAFFIC: At 6:54 pm, police issued a traffic warning to a 50-year-old Reedsville male for an illegible license plate.

TRAFFIC: At 9:46 pm, police issued a traffic warning to a 58-year-old Neillsville female for a lighting violation.

Tuesday, August 25, 2026

TRAFFIC: At 6:00 am, police issued a traffic warning to a 47-year-old Neillsville female for failure to illuminate headlights/taillights during hours of darkness.

TRAFFIC: At 6:41 am, police issued a traffic citation to a 20-year-old Richmond, IL male for speeding.

PROPERTY COMPLAINT: At 10:04 am, police received a report of a neighbor dumping garbage on another person’s property in the 600 block of West 7th Street. A 55-year-old Neillsville male subject was issued an ordinance citation for littering.

WELFARE CHECK: At 11:26 am, police responded to a report concerning possible child neglect. Police made contact with the involved parties and observed no obvious injuries or other evidence to substantiate the reported abuse.

DISABLED VEHICLE: At 2:01 pm, police assisted a semi driver whose vehicle had broken down in the 900 block of Hewett Street. The driver attempted to contact his company and declined a tow or a ride while waiting for a return call.

VEHICLE VS. DEER: At 3:15 pm, police responded to Hewett Street at 8th Street for a crash involving a vehicle and a deer. The vehicle struck a fawn and sustained significant windshield damage. Police completed a crash report, and the vehicle was sent for maintenance.

TRAFFIC: At 6:34 pm, police issued a correction notice/warning to a 60-year-old La Crosse female for a registration display violation.

TRAFFIC: At 7:14 pm, police issued a traffic warning to a 62-year-old rural Neillsville male for failure to completely stop at a stop sign.

TRAFFIC: At 10:28 pm, police issued a traffic warning to a 50-year-old rural Neillsville male for a lighting violation.

Wednesday, August 26, 2026

CITIZEN CONTACT: At 1:15 pm, police received a report from a male subject who wanted to report drug activity in the city and voiced concerns about many suspicious people roaming downtown. The citizen voiced concern about a male subject living in a camper by the laundromat and that some questionable people have been with him.

PROBATION HOLD: At 4:03 pm, police transported a 66-year-old rural Neillsville male to the Clark County Jail at the request of Probation and Parole.

TRAFFIC: At 4:40 pm, police issued a traffic warning to a 38-year-old rural Neillsville male for a registration display violation.

Thursday, August 27, 2026

ALLEGATION OF INAPPROPRIATE TOUCHING: At 11:05 am, police received an anonymous letter alleging that an individual inappropriately touched a classmate at a recent 40th-class reunion in Prairie du Sac. The incident was reportedly witnessed by several classmates. The suspect is believed to work in the Neillsville area. The allegation was documented, and no additional information, evidence, or arrests were reported at this time.

SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY: At 11:20 am, police took a report of suspected illegal drug dealing in the 100 block of East Division.

FRAUD: At 3:08 pm, police received a report of fraudulent check activity in the 1000 block of East Division Street.

TRAFFIC: At 3:36 pm, police issued a traffic warning to a 48-year-old Willard male for a registration display violation.

OPEN DOOR: At 4:46 pm, police investigated a residence in the 1800 block of Black River Road where several doors were found open, and the homeowner was not present. Police later contacted the homeowner, who advised he had forgotten to close the doors and requested they be secured. Police returned to the residence and closed the open doors.

TRAFFIC: At 4:47 pm, police issued a traffic citation to a 31-year-old Appleton male for operating without a valid driver’s license.

JUVENILE COMPLAINT: At 5:56 pm, police responded to a residence in the 1100 block of Emery Street regarding a report that a 16-year-old male was yelling, throwing items, and not listening to a parent. Police determined no crime had occurred and provided the parent with resources for assistance.

Friday, August 28, 2026

TRAFFIC: At 6:45 am, police issued a traffic citation to a 20-year-old Richmond, IN, male for speeding.

The above is some, not all, of the criminal arrests, referrals, and traffic violations handled by the Neillsville Police Department.

Jim Mankowski
Chief of Police
City of Neillsville Police Dept. (NVPD)

I would like to thank all the citizens who attended the Police Department’s first Cone with a Cop event, held Friday at ...
08/24/2026

I would like to thank all the citizens who attended the Police Department’s first Cone with a Cop event, held Friday at Central Wisconsin Broadcasting in Neillsville.

Special thanks to Girl Scout Ava Kruschke and Patrol Officer Halle Fe**er for working together to organize this event. We also extend our sincere appreciation to Mr. Kevin Grap for generously donating the ice cream.

Thank you to everyone who came out and helped make this a successful and enjoyable event!

Chief Jim Mankowski

08/23/2026

With the new school year about to begin, keep safety in mind around bus stops.

✅ Kids should be waiting at least 10 feet from the bus .
✅ Drivers must stop at least 20 feet from a school bus with flashing red warning lights.
✅ Stay alert, particularly in school zones and near bus stops.

Learn more: https://ow.ly/eYBj50ZCwrY

Today, from 3:30 p.m. until 5:30 p.m.
08/21/2026

Today, from 3:30 p.m. until 5:30 p.m.

Friday, August 14, 2026NOISE COMPLAINT: At 1:11 pm, police responded to a complaint of juveniles riding dirt bikes and c...
08/21/2026

Friday, August 14, 2026

NOISE COMPLAINT: At 1:11 pm, police responded to a complaint of juveniles riding dirt bikes and causing excessive noise in the 300 block of Hewett Street. Police made contact with one of the juveniles, warned them about the noise, and advised that another complaint could result in a citation.

LOST PROPERTY: At 2:44 pm, police spoke with an individual who reported a missing credit card. Police advised the individual they would be contacted if the card was located.

911 CALL: At 3:53 pm, police responded to an open 911 call in the 900 block of Grand Avenue, where a normal conversation was heard in the background. Police checked on the call and determined everything was okay.

FOUND PROPERTY: At 4:41 pm, police received a report of a bicycle left at a residence that did not belong to the homeowner in the 100 block of East 9th Street. Police advised the homeowner that the department would not take possession of the bicycle.

PARKING VIOLATION: At 6:30 pm, police issued a municipal parking ticket to the owner of a camper parked on the street outside of permitted hours in the 10 block of Court Street. Police also provided the owner with a copy of the ordinance for future reference.

TRAFFIC: At 9:12 pm, police issued a traffic warning to a 32-year-old Milwaukee female for a lighting violation.

SUSPICIOUS PERSON: At 11:15 pm, police observed a female at Opelt Park after hours. Police advised the female subject to leave the park.

Saturday, August 15, 2026

ASSIST CITIZEN: At 3:12 am, police assisted a citizen with a ride home after the citizen felt unsafe walking home.

VEHICLE LOCK-OUT: At 5:52 am, police assisted a citizen in the 100 block of East Division Street with a motor vehicle lock-out without incident.

TRAFFIC: At 9:13 am, police issued a traffic warning to a 75-year-old Loyal male for a lighting violation.

TRAFFIC ACCIDENT: At 11:40 am, police responded to a two-vehicle collision in the 100 block of East Division Street. A vehicle backing from the gas pumps struck another vehicle, causing minor damage to both. No injuries were reported, and the drivers exchanged insurance information.

TRAFFIC COMPLAINT: At 12:49 pm, police received a traffic complaint of a vehicle traveling at a high rate of speed on Hwy 10 heading into Neillsville. Police patrolled the area and did not locate the vehicle.

TRAFFIC: At 2:19 pm, police issued a traffic warning to a 42-year-old Eau Claire male for a registration display violation.

TRAFFIC: At 8:15 pm, police issued a traffic warning to a 39-year-old rural Neillsville female for a lighting violation.

TRAFFIC: At 8:44 pm, police issued a traffic warning to a 54-year-old Ettrick male for a lighting violation.

NOISE COMPLAINT: At 8:57 pm, police responded to a complaint of a dog barking for several hours in the 500 block of East 5th Street. Police spoke with the dog owner, who brought the dog inside for the evening, and also followed up with the complainant.

Sunday, August 16, 2026

TRAFFIC: At 7:37 am, police issued a traffic warning to a 69-year-old rural Neillsville male for a lighting violation.

TRAFFIC: At 12:44 pm, police issued a traffic warning to a 24-year-old Neillsville male for operating a motor vehicle without insurance and a lighting violation.

TRAFFIC: At 1:20 pm, police issued a traffic warning to a 46-year-old Neillsville female for a lighting violation and vehicle tires extending beyond 2 inches from the fender.

TRAFFIC: At 4:14 pm, police issued a traffic warning to a 46-year-old Marshfield female for unreasonable and imprudent speed.

TRAFFIC: At 4:24 pm, police issued a traffic warning to a 33-year-old Marshfield male for vehicle tires extending beyond 2 inches from the fender.

EMERGENCY DETENTION — PROBATION WARRANT: At 6:27 pm, police responded to a panic alarm at a facility on Boon Blvd. involving a 26-year-old Neillsville male. The subject fled before police arrival, prompting the issuance of a probation warrant, and later returned severely impaired and requiring immediate medical evaluation. While at the hospital, the situation escalated significantly when the subject became combative and required additional restraint and intervention. The subject was ultimately placed under emergency detention and transported to Winnebago Mental Health Institute for further treatment.

SUSPICIOUS SUBSTANCE: At 7:15 pm, police responded to a business in the 100 block of East Division Street after an unknown white powdery substance was found near the entrance. Testing of the substance was inconclusive, and police collected it as evidence. The incident remains under investigation.

Monday, August 17, 2026

911 CALL: At 2:07 pm, police responded to the 400 block of Center Street for a report of an individual who accidentally bumped their phone while leaving. No injuries or suspicious circumstances were reported.

Tuesday, August 18, 2026

TRAFFIC: At 9:41 am, police issued a correction notice/warning to a 48-year-old Elkhorn male for a registration display violation.

TRAFFIC: At 6:56 pm, police issued a traffic warning to a 31-year-old Neillsville female for operating a motor vehicle with an illegible license plate.

TRAFFIC: At 7:27 pm, police issued a traffic warning to a 21-year-old rural Neillsville male for operating a motor vehicle without an adequate muffler, a cracked/damaged vehicle windshield, and operating a motor vehicle without proof of insurance.

ASSIST CITIZEN: At 10:27 pm, police assisted a citizen by providing a ride back to their residence.

Wednesday, August 19, 2026

TRAFFIC: At 12:37 pm, police issued a correction notice/warning to a 55-year-old Black River Falls female for a registration display violation.

TRAFFIC: At 1:41 pm, police issued a correction notice/warning to a 44-year-old Hartland male for a registration display violation.

TRAFFIC: At 3:23 pm, police issued a correction notice/warning for a registration display violation and a traffic warning for speeding to a 40-year-old Granton male.

TRAFFIC: At 3:37 pm, police issued a traffic warning to a 54-year-old rural Neillsville male for speeding.

SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY: At 4:47 pm, police received a report of suspicious activity involving several individuals in a vehicle near the 300 block of West 5th Street. Police searched the area but could not locate the vehicle.

TRAFFIC: At 5:39 pm, police issued a traffic warning to a 26-year-old Greenwood female for speeding.

TRAFFIC: At 8:50 pm, police issued a traffic warning to a 19-year-old rural Neillsville male for non-registration of an automobile.

DISABLED VEHICLE: At 9:54 pm, police observed a vehicle lose a portion of its muffler and pull off the roadway. Police cleared the debris from the roadway and made contact with the driver. The vehicle remained operable and was able to be driven from the area.

WELFARE CHECK: At 10:07 pm, police responded to a report of a female yelling for help in the 300 block of Ferguson Street. Police made contact with the female and determined she was having difficulty getting out of her chair. Police assisted her back into the chair, and she declined medical attention and did not appear to be injured.

Thursday, August 20, 2026

NOISE COMPLAINT: At 12:54 am, police received a complaint of a dog barking outside a residence in the 500 block of West 5th Street. Police checked the area and did not observe any dogs outside or hear any barking.

WELFARE CHECK: At 5:18 am, police responded to a residence to check the welfare of a subject who may be experiencing a mental health crisis after ingesting an unknown number of pills. The subject was transported to Marshfield Medical Center-Neillsville. A consult was conducted with Northwest Connections, and a safety plan was put in place.

FIRE ALARM: At 8:05 am, police responded to a fire alarm in the 1200 block of West 4th Street. Police determined that smoke from cooking breakfast had activated the alarm. Everything was okay, and the fire department response was canceled.

ALCOHOL COMPLAINT: At 12:14 pm, police responded to a report of a male subject consuming alcohol at a picnic table in the 100 block of West Division Street. Police made contact with the subject and issued a warning.

TRAFFIC: At 12:32 pm, police issued a correction notice/warning to a 49-year-old Granton male for a registration display violation.

TRAFFIC: At 1:26 pm, police issued a correction notice/warning to a 36-year-old Loyal male for a registration display violation.

TRAFFIC: At 1:48 pm, police issued a traffic warning to a 38-year-old Marshfield male for unreasonable and imprudent speed.

TRAFFIC: At 2:13 pm, police issued a traffic warning to a 31-year-old Granton female for unreasonable and imprudent speed.

DOC WARRANT: At 3:15 p.m., police responded to Boon Blvd. and arrested a 40-year-old Plymouth male on an active Department of Corrections warrant. The subject was transported to the Clark County Jail without incident.

SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY: At 4:42 pm, police responded to a report of two male subjects at an apartment complex in the 400 block of State Street who had previously been warned not to be there. Police determined the subjects had a valid reason for being at the location and no disturbance occurred.

TRAFFIC STOP — WARRANT: At 5:16 pm, police conducted a traffic stop in the 500 block of Grand Avenue for a vehicle registration display violation. During the stop, police confirmed a 37-year-old rural Neillsville male passenger had an active Department of Corrections warrant. The subject was taken into custody and transported to the Clark County Jail without incident. Police issued a traffic citation to the 60-year-old Thorp female driver for a registration display violation.

ANIMAL COMPLAINT: At 6:38 pm, police responded to a report of a dog found in the 400 block of Hewett Street. Police located the dog, identified its owner through the dog’s tag, and returned it to the owner.

TRAFFIC: At 8:15 pm, police issued a traffic citation to a 20-year-old Arcadia male for operating without a valid driver’s license.

TRAFFIC: At 9:48 pm, police issued a traffic warning to an 18-year-old Neillsville male for a registration display violation.

Friday, August 21, 2026

TRAFFIC: At 5:25 am, police issued a traffic citation to a 20-year-old rural Neillsville male for operating while revoked, a license restriction violation, and a traffic warning for violating a yellow traffic signal.

The above is some, not all, of the criminal arrests, referrals, and traffic violations handled by the Neillsville Police Department.

Jim Mankowski
Chief of Police
City of Neillsville Police Dept. (NVPD)

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08/20/2026

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PRESS RELEASERelease Date: August 19, 2026 Contact: Chief James B. Mankowskijim.mankowski@neillsvillepd.orgDR...
08/19/2026

PRESS RELEASE

Release Date: August 19, 2026

Contact: Chief James B. Mankowski
[email protected]

DRUG ARREST AND FI****MS SEIZURE

On Thursday, August 13, 2026, at approximately 12:30 p.m., the Neillsville Police Department was assisting the Wisconsin Department of Revenue – Division of Alcohol Beverages and the Clark County Health Department with an inspection at RW’s Place Tavern, W11991 U.S. Highway 10, Town of Mentor, Clark County.

During the inspection, officers observed suspected methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia in plain view. Officers detained a resident of the property, Robert A. Wilkinson, 58, while continuing their investigation.

Based upon observations made during the inspection and information developed during the subsequent investigation, Neillsville Police officers applied for and obtained a search warrant for the property.

The search warrant was executed and resulted in the seizure of:

• Approximately 29.3 grams of suspected methamphetamine
• Approximately 137.3 grams of suspected ma*****na
• 11 fi****ms
• Prescription medications
• A substantial amount of drug paraphernalia

Officers arrested Wilkinson and transported him to the Clark County Jail, where he is being held on a probation violation.

The Neillsville Police Department has referred the following charges to the Clark County District Attorney’s Office for consideration:

• Possession of Methamphetamine with Intent to Deliver
• Possession of THC with Intent to Deliver
• Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
• Possession of an Illegally Obtained Prescription
• Possession of a Fi***rm by a Convicted Felon
• Maintaining a Drug Trafficking Place
• Repeat Offender Enhancers

The investigation remains ongoing. The Neillsville Police Department was assisted during this investigation by the Wisconsin Department of Revenue – Division of Alcohol Beverages, Clark County Health Department, Clark County Sheriff’s Office, and Wisconsin Department of Corrections – Division of Community Corrections.

The Neillsville Police Department appreciates the cooperation and assistance provided by the agencies involved in this investigation.

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