Victim Services - Sheboygan Police Department

09/30/2026

Just like that ... the 3 year OVC Grant awarded to the Sheboygan Police Department focused on creating and establishing a strong program focused on crime victims is complete! 🥳

The Sheboygan Police Department was 1 of 8 agencies from across the U.S. selected to receive funds through the International Association for Chiefs of Police (IACP) in FY23. Throughout the 3 years, we were able to establish a baseline for a program, educate officers & partner agencies, host events & so much more! 🙌

THANK YOU to the community for the support, encouragement and trust we've received. Every small engagement we've shared is meaningful to us! THANK YOU to the International Association of Chiefs of Police for putting your confidence into Sheboygan while helping us figure it out along the way, and lastly THANK YOU to the City of Sheboygan for seeing the potential to make a lasting impact for victims of crime in our community!

The future is looking bright for Victim Services ✨

09/29/2026

Free store today City Vintage & Thrift LLC!!!

09/24/2026

Don't forget, victims have rights too! ⚖

09/18/2026

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and this year, Victim Services is partnering with the ADRC of Sheboygan County for an electronic donation drive! 📱⌚📸

Between October 1-31st, clean out your junk drawers and look for old smart phones, digital cameras, smart watches, flip phones etc. and help us support victims of violence in our communities.

Once devices are donated, they're sent to the 911 Cell Phone Bank, refurbished (or used for parts) and then fully functioning smart phones are sent back to the Sheboygan Police Department to be given to victims of crime who need them.

✨We never want someone to be without a way to ask for help!✨

If you have questions about what donations are accepted, please connect with Britta, Victim Service Coordinator at (920)459-3359.

09/09/2026

Working alongside some pretty stellar folks! It's exciting to get to highlight their work & the way they care for others. 😊 Way to go!

09/01/2026

Victim Services is almost 3 years old!🎉

If you've been in touch with the program any time over the last few years, we'd love to hear from you! Please click the link and complete an anonymous survey. (the email at the bottom is not collected, we triple checked!) https://www.sheboyganwi.gov/FormCenter/Police-Department-6/Victim-Services-Survey-47

Grateful for all the fun, challenges & new ideas over the years - much more to come! 😄

To enhance and expand the services provided by the Sheboygan Police Department Victim Services Coordinator, we ask that you please complete this anonymous survey. We are committed to responding to the needs of the community and crime victims. Your responses to this survey will help us improve our ef...

08/27/2026

Stuff the Squad this weekend for Safe Harbor of Sheboygan County!!!😊

Officer Meyer will be at the northside Walmart (4433 Vanguard Dr) on Saturday, August 29th from 11am to 2pm for "Stuff the Squad" to support Safe Harbor.

Please consider stopping by to donate needed items for those staying at the shelter:
-Paper towel and Kleenex
-Shower caddies
-Body bath towels
-King size pillows and pillow cases
-Twin size bedding
-Large black garbage bags
-Baby monitors
-Scotch tape rolls
-Shaving cream
-Ethnic hair products

08/10/2026

Such a unique partnership that we really value here at the Sheboygan Police Department !! The 911 Phone Bank always comes through and has been wonderful to work with.

Reach out with additional questions regarding the electronic donation drive! 🙂

A worldwide victim advocacy group is looking to help individuals in the Sheboygan area. The 911 Cell Phone Ban...

08/05/2026

Love seeing everyone's photos from National Night Out!

NNO is such a fun event bringing together community agencies and law enforcement to help bridge the gap in how we work together to support others!

Always a great reminder that you're not alone in your struggles & we have many people and places that are here to help.

06/15/2026

Elder abuse is a serious and often hidden issue affecting millions of older adults every year. It can include physical harm, verbal intimidation, emotional manipulation, neglect, financial exploitation, and isolation from family, friends, or support systems.

Too often, older adults suffer in silence because they fear retaliation, depend on their abuser for care, or do not know where to turn for help.

On World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, we stand against all forms of abuse and commit to recognizing the warning signs:

🟪Unexplained injuries or frequent accidents
🟪Sudden changes in behavior, mood, or communication
🟪Poor hygiene, malnutrition, or untreated medical needs
🟪Missing money, unusual financial transactions, or changes to legal documents
🟪Social withdrawal or restricted contact with loved ones

If you suspect abuse, neglect, or exploitation, don't ignore the signs. Reporting concerns and offering support can make a life-changing difference. We partner with the ADRC of Sheboygan County regularly to help support the aging population!