Village of Pulaski Police Department

06/04/2026

Please take some time to read the latest updates on the water project in Pulaski.
Village of Pulaski Public Works

🚧Pulaski Water Project Update! 🚧
Significant progress continues to be made on the Village of Pulaski Water Project.

All 20-inch transmission main piping has now been installed from the connection point in Hobart to the pressure-reducing station located at the south entrance of the village, across from McDonald's. This station is a key component of the project, as it reduces the transmission line pressure to the Village's normal operating water pressure.

The contractor is currently conducting pressure testing of the pipeline and verifying all tracer wire segments installed alongside the water main. These tracer wires will assist with locating the underground pipeline in the future. To date, the transmission line has been fully tested from Hobart to the Mountain Bay Trail on Kunesh North.

Two critical facilities will control the flow of water within the new system: the booster station located on County Road U near Lannoye Elementary School, and the pressure-reducing station located across from McDonald's. The pressure-reducing station is approximately 90% complete, with only a few control panels and electrical components remaining to be installed.

Construction of the booster station is also progressing well. All exterior components have been completed, interior piping has been installed, and startup testing is expected to begin within the next few weeks.

The project remains on schedule, with the goal of having water flowing to the Village by late July to early August.

05/25/2026

We remember the fallen.
We honor their sacrifice.
We will never forget them. 🇺🇸

05/16/2026

Today, we honor the brave men and women who have served and continue to serve in the United States Armed Forces.

Thank you to all members of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and Space Force for your sacrifice, dedication, and commitment to our nation.

From all of us at the Pulaski Police Department, we extend our deepest gratitude to our veterans, active duty service members, reservists, and military families. Your service and sacrifice will never be forgotten. 🇺🇸

05/11/2026

National Police Week - May 10th-May 16th

This week we recognize and honor the men and women in law enforcement.

Police officers working across this country are willingly stepping into difficult situations, responding to crises, and working every day to protect their communities. We also remember those officers who made the ultimate sacrifice and their families who continue to carry that loss.

Thank you to all the current and former law enforcement officers for your dedication, professionalism, and service.

To our community, thank you for your continued support and partnership. 🇺🇸

05/04/2026

🚨 SCAM ALERT – DO NOT CLICK OR PAY 🚨

We’ve been made aware of text messages being sent to residents claiming to be a “Final Enforcement Notice” from a Wisconsin court demanding immediate payment.

This is NOT legitimate.

Courts in Wisconsin:

* ❌ Do NOT send enforcement notices by text
* ❌ Do NOT demand payment through QR codes or random links
* ❌ Do NOT threaten immediate enforcement via unsolicited messages

These messages are designed to create panic so you act fast without thinking.

What to do:

✅ Do NOT click any links or scan QR codes
✅ Do NOT send money or provide personal information
✅ Delete the message
✅ If you’re unsure, contact the court directly using a known, legitimate number

If you already clicked or provided information, contact your bank immediately and report it.

When in doubt…slow down. Scammers rely on urgency.

04/22/2026

Happy Administrative Professionals Day to Elise!She is someone who flat out keeps this department running.

Every department has officers. Not every department has someone like Elise. She handles the details, solves problems before they reach anyone else, and keeps everything moving forward without needing recognition.

Every police department needs someone like her. Most don’t have one.

We do…and we don’t take that for granted. Thank you Elise!

04/13/2026

Update: The phone system is back up and running. Thank you for your patience.

Good morning everyone. Our phone system is currently down and is being worked on by NSight. If you need immediate assistance, please call 911.

For non-emergency issues, please dial 920-391-7450. Brown County Dispatch will connect you with an officer or send an officer to assist.

We will provide updates as they become available.

Thank you for your patience.

04/05/2026

Officer Christensen marks 5 years of service today. We appreciate the professionalism, reliability, and dedication you bring to this department every day. Thank you for your service to the Pulaski Community!

04/02/2026

**ATTENTION**

A section of the 200 block of Williams St. is closed because of a low hanging power line. WE Energies, Tri-County Fire Department and Police are all aware of the situation. Electric crews are working as fast as they can to get to the scene to fix it. Please be patient and go around the block to get to your destination. Thank you

03/24/2026

SCAM ALERT:
We are getting numerous reports regarding a scam in which the caller states they are a deputy with the Brown County Sheriff's Office and that the victim has missed a jury summons, and now owes money.

The scammer also sends a text with a picture of a fabricated arrest warrant, as well as a QR code to scan. The scammer may also be calling from the Brown County non-emergency number.

Please remember: the Brown County Sheriff's Office will never contact you by phone demanding payment. If you receive a call and are unsure if it could be a scam, please hang up and call our non-emergency line at 920-391-7450, even if the original call you are unsure of is from this number.