Tomah Police Department
"Serving the Community"
Police Chief Wesley D. Revels
Tomah Police Department"Serving the Community"
Police Chief Wesley D. Revels
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About the Department
- The Tomah Police Department provides a 24-hour a day public protection service to the citizens and community of Tomah. In 2009, the Tomah Police Department responded to approximately 21,816 calls for service. The Department serves about 9,200 residents and patrols approximately 11.0 square miles within the City limits. An average of 3,500 additional people commute to work within the City per day. The City is a main artery for transportation that includes Interstates 90 and 94, US Highway 12, State Highways 16, 21 and 131, County Highways ET, CA and CM. The City has Greyhound bus services, along with an Amtrak train depot and a City owned airport.
- The Department is equipped with four marked squad cars (Ford Crown Victoria's), one marked Police Tahoe (K-9 vehicle), one un-marked sport utility vehicle (Supervisor's vehicle), three un-marked squads (Chief's take-home car, Investigator car and a Training car), a Tactical unit van, and two mountain bikes. Each patrol vehicle is equipped with a variety of equipment including a shotgun, patrol rifle, water rescue devices, and radar. In addition, several vehicles are equipped with road spikes. Each Officer is assigned a take-home portable radio. The Department provides duty weapons.
- The Tomah Police Department recently moved into the new Police building. The project began in October 2007 and was completed in October 2008. The new building is a great addition to the City and about triples the workspace of our old station. For more information check out the building link under the photographs page.
- The Department is staffed by a Chief of Police, two Lieutenants (one is in charge of Operations and one is in charge of Support Services), five Sergeants who act as shift supervisors, ten Patrol Officers, one School Resource Officer, one Investigator, and a clerical staff of four. The Police Department's Office is open Monday thru Friday 8:00 AM to 8:30 PM (except holidays).
- K-9 Unit
- C.T.U. (Monroe County Combined Tactical Unit)
- S.R.O. (School Resource Officer)
- DARE
- Community Services Officer
- MEG (Multi-County Drug Investigations)
Monthly Reports
- Click link to view monthly reports
Department Photos / About the New Police Department
- Click link for additional information
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