An alarm on Neva Road kicks off the day's events, but everything checks out safely after a brief property sweep. Shortly after, personnel perform a routine NCIC check at the Langlade County Safety Building on Clermont Street. As the morning commute begins, a 911 hang-up call on Memory Lane turns out to be entirely accidental, with the caller confirming no emergency on site. Mid-morning brings officers to the intersection of 5th Avenue and Superior Street to respond to a property damage accident, followed shortly by a successful welfare check on 1st Avenue that is cleared with an "all okay" from the responding unit.
At noon, an animal complaint is filed on Jerome Street regarding a panting, distressed dog left inside a parked Dodge near a local entrance; officers make contact with the owner and ensure the animal's safety. Another 911 hang-up on Edison Street is cleared with a peaceful resolution. Minutes later, a driver on Charlotte Court requests vehicle lockout assistance after accidentally locking their keys inside a running pickup truck. Officers then investigate a false alarm trigger on 5th Avenue, confirming the building remains secure.
In the afternoon, back at the Langlade County Safety Building on Clermont Street, dispatch logs another routine NCIC check. A traffic stop at Superior Street and Irving Street results in a verbal warning for speeding. Officers conduct a follow-up investigation along Clermont Street before addressing a traffic complaint on 6th Avenue. Tensions rise when a harassment complaint comes in from a resident on Hudson Street who reports receiving highly threatening text messages, followed by a restraining order violation on 6th Avenue where a caller notes an unwanted party in her yard with multiple companions.
As evening approaches, a disorderly conduct complaint unfolds on Superior Street, which officers resolve efficiently. A separate disorderly conduct report arises on 6th Avenue, calling for local police intervention. A follow-up investigation occurs at Aspirus Langlade Hospital on East 5th Avenue. An open-line 911 hang-up call triggers an area sweep on Neva Road, revealing no active emergencies. A motorist is pulled over at the intersection near 4th Avenue, receiving a verbal warning for driving with obstructed license plates and carrying no insurance.
Another vehicle lockout brings assistance to a black Verizon Dodge Grand Caravan stranded on State Road 64. Concerns mount on Charlotte Street near the local Kwik Trip as callers flag a suspected impaired driver traveling northbound toward Highway 64. A proactive warrant service on Neva Road is executed successfully, leading to an individual being placed in custody and transported. Static crackles over an open 911 line originating from Dorr Street, though subsequent monitoring indicates no emergency. Officers process a domestic disturbance call on 10th Avenue, resulting in an official report. An anxious citizen who just received an eviction notice on 9th Avenue calls for guidance on how to proceed. The day finishes with a late-evening lockout service safely gaining entry into a vehicle on Edison Street, a traffic stop at Willard Avenue and Neva Road concluding with a warning for a broken tail-light, and a final speed stop on Hudson Street resulting in a verbal warning for failure to maintain a lane.
The morning opens with a car-versus-deer collision at County Road A and Rocky Road; the deer flees into the brush, leaving minimal debris. Friction boils over on Our Drive, where a resident with an active restraining order reports that their neighbor has rigged an alarm to go off every single time they step outside. A brief technical dispatch test is conducted on Ackley Road. A business on East 5th Avenue gives a heads-up that they will be working on their fire alarm systems all day, requesting that incoming alerts be ignored. Units provide agency assistance over on Lincoln Street.
Before noon, a 911 disconnect on Crystal Court is tracked down to a dock worker who accidentally dialed the emergency line from his pocket. Help arrives for a stalled Mack milk truck blocking a lane of traffic on a corner at State Road 64 and Sauls Spring Road. A citizen arrives at the law enforcement lobby to report a complex case of fraud and identity theft stemming from State Road 47. An abandoned 911 call from Wisco Metals on State Road 47 is investigated and cleared as an accidental trip. At Clermont Street and Century Avenue, an accident unfolds involving a truck and an electric bicycle, prompting a quick response. A report is generated on State Road 64 for a resident who misplaced their identification card and credit cards.
A bizarre suspicious activity report details a lone man walking along County Road B and US 45, screaming loudly about how much he loves his mother; he refuses an officer's offer for a ride and continues walking toward town. A vandalism and trespassing incident shocks a property owner on State Road 55 and Van Alstine Road when a black Jeep with extended tires tears through a field fence, performs donuts in the crops, and destroys 400 yards of wire. The night winds down with a traffic enforcement stop at Town Forest Road and Badger Road that yields a verbal warning for a speeding motorist, and an upset citizen on Polar Road and State Road 64 who contacts dispatch to complain that a deputy has not yet followed up with him regarding the recovery of his tools.
A routine evening deposit is safely monitored by self-initiated patrol at the CoVantage Drive-Thru on 801 6th Avenue. Officers successfully execute a Department of Corrections warrant arrest, securing a suspect without incident. A suspicious individual is observed walking southbound near South Superior Street and Maple Street, prompting tracking. A driver at 10th Avenue and Milton Street receives a written warning for speeding. An individual walks directly into the lobby of the Langlade County Safety Building on Clermont Street to turn themselves in on an active warrant. A traffic stop is conducted near the intersection of US 45 and County Road C, and police handle an assistance call for another agency.
Mid-morning, a resident visits the station seeking guidance over a civil matter regarding legal residential living boundaries. An ongoing neighbor dispute arises regarding illegal ATV operations on city streets and residential lawns. Civil tension peaks when a neighbor is caught digging along a property line on 6th Avenue without a land survey completed. Lockout assistance is deployed to help a resident re-gain access to their locked property, and a prior harassment complaint is officially reopened for further investigation. Officers track down a loose dog roaming away from its owner's property line.
In the afternoon, a motorist at South Superior Street and Hickory Street is hit with a verbal warning for driving with expired vehicle registration. Units intervene during a report of a juvenile offense. A theft investigation concludes favorably after missing money is successfully located and safely deposited into a bank with help from a healthcare provider. Another vehicle lockout is cleared efficiently by the afternoon shift. A property line dispute is mediated by responding officers. Self-initiated building security checks monitor a bank deposit transition at the CoVantage Drive-Thru on 801 6th Avenue.
Officers provide an educational warning to recreational riders regarding hazardous snowmobile and ATV operating habits on local streets. A traffic complaint at Clermont Street and 5th Avenue is tracked and cleared as all in order. A 911 open line turns out to be an accidental dial by a resident out on an evening walk. Information is compiled regarding a broken window on a building that reportedly took place over the holiday weekend. A worker files a report in the station lobby regarding an ongoing workplace harassment issue. A traffic stop at Sunset Drive and 5th Avenue results in a verbal warning for an expired registration and a failure to yield to a pedestrian. A foot beat patrol is conducted around 5th Avenue and Clermont Street to preserve evening public safety. A driver receives a verbal warning for excessive speed at South Superior Street and Birch Street, and another speeding motorist is stopped and warned at Superior Street and 4th Avenue. The day concludes with a suspicious vehicle check on a parked car that reveals an occupant who was simply catching up on playing lottery scratch-off tickets.
The night shift begins with an active follow-up investigation. A traffic stop at Western Avenue and State Road 64 leads to a field sobriety test; a sober companion is later arranged to safely drive the individuals home. Officers discover an unsecured roll-up bay door on the north side of a commercial building on Neva Road, clearing the interior before locking it. An accidental emergency dial is tracked to a sleeping resident who pocket-dialed while in bed. A suspicious activity report checks out on Hagan Lane where a caller saw flashers moving in the woods, which turned out to be an early-morning cyclist. A speeder is issued a written warning during a sunrise traffic stop. A motorist is issued a formal citation at Neva Road and Ackley Street.
In the morning, criminal damage is reported at County Road C and Town Forest Road after vandals intentionally cut expensive transmission cables. A parking complaint is mediated regarding a vehicle allegedly blocking a residential driveway on the wrong side of the road. A resident visits the lobby to clear up ordinances regarding parking a large recreational vehicle on the city streets. A 15-year-old worker accidentally triggers a 911 pocket dial while on the job near Nine Mile. A civil dispute over a silver Nissan Rogue on Oak Road is defused after the parties agree to release the vehicle the following day. A harassment complaint brings an individual into the safety building lobby. Property damage is tracked on Edison Road after a driver accidentally backs into a truck inside a residential yard. Responding units handle an active custody disagreement.
In the afternoon, officers coordinate a temporary vehicle escort. A chaotic scene unfolds at US 45 and Birch Road when a burgundy GMC Yukon swerves wildly into ditches; the female driver is detained and mailed a citation for resisting and obstructing an officer. A deadly animal complaint erupts on Country Aire Lane when a neighbor's dog breaks into a duck coop with a bird in its jaw, prompting the property owner to shoot the animal before it flees back home. Assistance is provided to a stranded motorist suffering from a flat tire on US 45 and Rusch Road. Officers scour County Road A and County Road S after an item reportedly falls off a moving Jeep, but the roadway is found clear. Responding units break up an active physical fight. A speeding driver is issued a verbal warning at Superior Street and 4th Avenue. An automated crash detection emergency on Antigo Street is cleared after a phone fell off a moving car, avoiding a real collision. A lost license plate found on the side of the road is turned into property tracking. A citizen files an official complaint in the Clermont Street lobby, and general citizen assistance is rendered by the afternoon units.
As night falls, a resident on Pit Road reports continuous property harassment and is advised on the legal application process for a temporary restraining order. A car-versus-deer accident involving a Jeep Cherokee is managed at County Road C and Peterson Road. Detectives conduct investigative follow-ups. A driver is pulled over and verbally warned for operating an unregistered vehicle at 6th Avenue and Clermont Street. A dangerous live fire call draws emergency units to Angle Road where a downed tree snapped a live powerline, catching a utility pole on fire. Another electrical fire breaks out at US 45 and Branch Road with active flames leaping through tree branches near a home. A reckless driving complaint near 6th Avenue and Hudson Street is patrolled with no suspect located. Traffic grinds to a halt on County Road S when loose cows escape onto the highway; the owner's son arrives to herd the livestock safely back behind the fence. A driver is cited for operating after revocation at Dorr Street and 6th Avenue. A speeding stop on US 45 and Bagley Lane results in a verbal warning, and a separate speed enforcement stop at US 45 and Branch Road concludes with a verbal warning. Multiple driving infractions lead to a verbal warning at Forrest Road and South Clermont Street. A silent 911 hang-up on Blue Bell Road is checked and resolved. Officers assist an outside public agency. Station lobby staff assist a walk-in resident. A vehicle is pulled over and given a lane deviation warning at 5th Avenue and Field Street. A lone tractor idling inside an empty lot with its headlights casting shadows prompts a suspicious vehicle check. Officers close out the night monitoring a suspicious individual hanging around Century Avenue and Progress Boulevard.
Officers conduct a building walkthrough and secure an open property door on an exterior trailer lot. A fire risk is mitigated at Crestwood Road and County Road AA after a fallen tree limb catches fire against an active powerline. Automated crash response links to an empty, idling ATV at Industrial Park Road and Clermont Street, requiring extended tracking. A property damage accident is handled and logged as all secure. An injured deer requiring dispatching on US 45 and County Road D avoids detection by the time units arrive. A morning beat patrol is initiated along Jerome Street, and general police file logs process a basic informational report. A residential accidental emergency trip on North Shore Road is marked as a false alarm.
Mid-morning, a bizarre case reopens on 7th Avenue when a caller states a convicted felon moved in, possesses marijuana inside a customized hollow octagon coffee table, and keeps an ammo can stashed away in an Enterprise Lake Road storage locker. A fisherman flags suspicious activity at County Road T and Green Valley Road after noting an empty red truck surrounded by scattered food garbage and a pair of hiking boots with socks tucked inside. A road rage incident flares on Dump Road and Sunnyside Road when cargo slips off a trailer, provoking a red dump truck driver to cut the motorist off and aggressively cuss them out. A routine traffic stop at 5th Avenue and Lincoln Street finishes with a swift verbal warning. A broken-down vehicle at 6th Avenue and Clermont Street is verified as safely parked out of the active flow of traffic. A pocket dial from a local visitor at Nine Mile on State Road 55 is checked out. Suspicious activity on Hudson Street and Field Street is investigated by patrol units with no suspects found. Informational tracking logs trace a vehicle transaction dispute. A park security beat is executed at City Park on 230 Aurora Street. A broken, collapsed highway curve sign is reported at County Road AA and routed directly to the Highway Department. An officer stops to assist a motorist re-securing loose insulation foam on an open trailer at US 45 and County Road N.
In the afternoon, an anonymous open-line 911 ping tracing a moving vehicle is monitored but cannot be safely intercepted due to calling restrictions. An accidental emergency dial on County Road U is resolved without issue. Another accidental emergency call line disconnect is cleared safely. Neighborhood warfare breaks out on Fond Du Lac Lane where a grandmother and her grandchildren are caught aggressively spraying hose water at passing vehicles and posting inflammatory claims on Facebook. A driver is pulled over and issued a verbal warning for failing to display registration tags at South Clermont Street and 10th Avenue. A vehicle left leaking mechanical fluids onto a city street is reported; the owner promises to complete repairs and clear the area by evening. Administrative informational data is logged, and traffic units initiate a brief enforcement stop.
As evening approaches, a driver is warned for speeding and having no insurance proof at US 45 and County Road N. A parking complaint regarding a vehicle blocking a hydrant is settled amicably after the vehicle is found clear of the restricted safety zone. A stray mixed-breed dog found on a leash is reunited with its grateful owner. A speed enforcement stop takes place at County Road C and Hayes Road. Another verbal warning for speeding is given at US 45 and Cherry Road. Officers conduct a routine residential welfare check. A lost mixed-breed dog wearing an AirTag collar is scanned by an officer, sending an automated alert to the owner before being transported to the humane society. A traffic stop at State Road 64 and Airport Road leads to a speeding warning and an insurance citation. A high-priority 911 hang-up on Hill Road carries heavy background noises indicative of a domestic dispute, mobilizing a rapid response. An active hit-and-run investigation begins after a vehicle is struck by a driver who flees the scene. A terrifying missing person report turns comical when a family member who went missing inside a house is discovered safely hiding behind a bedroom door the entire time.
An automated vehicle crash notification at State Road 64 and Hafemeister Lane is canceled after units find the missing phone undamaged on the roadway. A speeding vehicle is pulled over and warned at County Road A and Chillie Road. A car parked at the Sherry Road trailhead is inspected; a suspicious beverage inside turns out to be a legal, hemp-derived product under the state limit. A noise complaint is solved after an officer convinces an owner to bring a heavily barking dog inside for the evening. A motorist on County Road S receives a formal vehicle equipment correction notice for an inoperable brake light. A defective tail light yields a traffic warning at Langlade Road and Elmo Street. An open 911 line on State Road 55 captures laughter and chatter, revealing a group simply packing up a lawn game at Nine Mile. The evening wraps up with a property security alarm sweep.
Friends hunting for a missing companion on Lincoln Street call off their search when the individual safely wanders back home early in the morning. A probation check on County Road G leads to an enforcement hold after an individual is caught consuming alcohol against their active release rules. A chronic weekend dog barking dispute on County Road S is mitigated when the owner agrees to quiet the animals down. A burglary investigation is reopened on 6th Avenue after a homeowner reports their residence was broken into two nights prior and multiple items were stolen. A quiet welfare check is conducted along Superior Street. Debris is cleared off County Road T after a deputy dispatches an injured deer.
Late morning, a theft report is filed regarding vehicle license plates stolen while the automobile was parked at local automotive lots. Responding units handle a sensitive mental health call along Clermont Street. An attempted residential break-in on Morse Street leaves a homeowner shaken after discovering a mangled window screen from the night before. A parent flags a traffic hazard at Spring Road and County Road H, worried that two children riding bicycles could be struck by passing side-by-side ATVs. Another urgent mental health transport is coordinated by county units. An accidental 911 open line on East Shore Road is checked and cleared.
In the afternoon, a suspicious arson and vandalism report comes in from 6th Avenue where a resident discovers their outdoor flower planter was tipped over and deliberately set on fire. A juvenile offense is flagged and logged on Superior Street. A high-stakes property trespass occurs on Sunnyside Road when a silver SUV pulls into a driveway and a strange man and woman jump out, prowl around a garage, and try the locked back door. The woman is later apprehended walking down Highway 45 and claims they simply broke down; the homeowner declines to press charges but requests extra security sweeps. Officers assist an outside unit in resolving a related property boundary conflict on Sunnyside Road. A bitter child custody handoff dispute on Pine Street requires police intervention to handle court arrangement paperwork. Patrol squads assist an outside public safety agency on Orchard Road. The day concludes with a critical call regarding a heavily intoxicated driver heading southbound on Neva Road with a young child in the backseat; an officer inspects the scene and issues a warning for failing to carry proof of insurance.
A homeowner on Pratt Road is left unnerved after discovering an exterior security camera was intentionally shot out, leaving a tiny pinhole entry wound. A historical abuse and neglect complaint covering late 2025 events is filed from a residence on County Road F. Officers handle a brief public transport service on Clermont Street. A dangerous road rage incident on US 45 and County Road G details a blue Ford Edge passing multiple cars in no-passing zones and aggressively speeding up when victims flash their hazard lights.
In the afternoon, a major criminal trespassing complaint on County Road A launches an investigation after a landowner discovers a full active squatter camp complete with cooking materials, clothes, tarps, and trash scattered in the woods. A severely injured deer stranded in a ditch at State Road 64 and Western Avenue is humanely dispatched by responding deputies. Heartbreaking neglect is investigated at State Road 64 and State Road 55 where a deceased dog is discovered near a condemned building alongside several live dogs left exposed to raw weather. A motorist receives a routine traffic warning at Neva Road and Badger Avenue. A vehicle stop on Clermont Street concludes with a verbal warning for a turn signal infraction and lack of insurance. A reckless driving complaint tracking a Ford Explorer with an American flag plate passing cars blindly into oncoming traffic on US 45 and State Road 47 fails to yield a suspect vehicle. Deputies respond to handle a local civil property dispute on County Road CC. A speed enforcement stop on US 45 and County Road C finishes with a routine verbal warning, and the shift wraps up providing inter-agency help along County Road DD.
Midnight commercial security beats sweep through the CoVantage Drive-Thru on 801 6th Avenue. A peaceful traffic stop at Badger Avenue and Neva Road resolves with zero action taken. Back-to-back retail business property security checks are logged by patrolling units, and a night park sweep at Castle Park on 440 Field Street confirms all properties are safe and orderly. A suspicious activity check opens an investigation file in the early morning hours. Detectives perform a follow-up investigation.
Mid-morning, a devastating loss is reported at County Road H and County Road J where a local driver realizes their silver metal toolbox packed with $2,000 worth of premium Snap-on tools fell off their vehicle the previous afternoon. Responding units mitigate a domestic dispute call, and criminal trespassing complaints mobilize response teams to a local property. A successful warrant check takes a wanted subject into custody without further incident. Units deliver operational assistance to an adjacent safety agency, while lobby officers process a custody and civil visitation complaint at the Safety Building on Clermont Street. A resident registers a neighborhood public safety complaint over an expanding colony of feral cats. Ongoing field investigations require tracking and follow-up data entry.
In the afternoon, multiple juvenile offense calls are received across the area. An abuse and neglect file is formally initiated by welfare officers. A high-stakes traffic stop leads to a foot pursuit; a subject is detained, and a background database search confirms a high-priority active criminal warrant. Traffic enforcement units process and mail out multiple moving citations to a reckless driver. Administrative warrant sweeps process background data logs at the Langlade County Safety Building. A suspicious open-line 911 ping reveals loud background arguments but goes unanswered on callback as the phone continues moving. Officers respond to handle another juvenile disturbance. A speeding driver is stopped and given a verbal warning at Superior Street and 4th Avenue, while responding squads coordinate a local residential welfare sweep. An expired registration stop at Forrest Road and Mary Street ends with a verbal warning. A targeted warrant pickup successfully takes a wanted fugitive into secure custody. A vehicle pulled over at Superior Street and 3rd Avenue results in written warnings for false plates and illegal registration. A brief canine chase ensues as an officer attempts to wrangle a loose dog before it sprints safely back into its own yard. Following a late traffic complaint, night shift units complete a final NCIC system sweep at the Safety Building.
Morning security operations kick off with a commercial business check on US 45. Out-of-jurisdiction agency help is provided along State Road 47. A shocking discovery stops demolition work on County Road B when construction crews uncovering old outbuildings find a forgotten box of highly volatile live dynamite. Marathon County Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) and MNSO are immediately mobilized, successfully sweeping and detonating the explosives safely by mid-afternoon. A high-speed traffic complaint tracking westbound on State Road 64 is transferred to neighboring county agencies. A bizarre animal complaint maps to Rollwood Road after a resident reports their neighbor's rogue pigs broke through a fence and are actively eating all the decorative flowers out of her garden beds. A tense domestic crisis unfolds on Road D when a woman reports her intoxicated husband is stalking and intimidating her after she requested a divorce; she flags that he has direct access to firearms, prompting a heavy response that successfully de-escalates the standoff.
In the afternoon, a dramatic foot pursuit shatters the evening peace on Edison Street when a middle-aged white male sporting a black brim hat, grey shirt, and blue jeans jumps out of his vehicle during a traffic stop and flees southbound. Multiple units lock down a perimeter, track reports of the suspect hiding in backyards near 8th Avenue, discover an open residential window, and ultimately impound the suspect's abandoned vehicle via Eldridge's Towing. A fallen tree pulls down phone and power utilities along Hunting River Road and County Road K. A frantic girlfriend requests a welfare check on Park Road after her boyfriend goes missing for three days while driving a red truck to Madison; deputies locate the man safely and discover he simply had zero cellular reception in the deep woods. Road hazards are cleared at State Road 55 and County Road WW after a massive downed tree completely blocking the lanes is safely chopped and removed. A missing Siberian Husky wearing a distinctive rainbow collar escapes from a yard on 4th Avenue but is recovered an hour later by its owner. The night winds down at US 45 and County Road T where a motorist is warned for speed and educated on legal trailer registration rules.
A late-night emergency hang-up call on Orchard Road and Hill Road is tracked down to an elderly resident who accidentally triggered the line while trying to dial her local minister. A morning single-vehicle accident is reported at County Road H and Rocky Glen Road after a fatigued female driver falls asleep at the wheel and plunges into the deep woods; a tow company handles recovery with no new injuries logged. The logs conclude at State Road 64 and County Road HH where a driver is pulled over to be alerted that their commercial truck's rear cargo doors are swinging wide open due to a missing structural latch.
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