Police Department
Mission & Vision
The mission of the West Allis Police Department is to enhance the quality of life in our community through the protection of life and property, fair and unbiased law enforcement, and community partnerships.
The vision of the West Allis Police Department is to provide the best possible opportunity in which to live, work, and raise a family in a safe community by minimizing both the reality and perception of crime.
NOW RECRUITING: COMMUNITY SERVICE OFFICER
The West Allis Police Department is recruiting for a Community Service Officer!
This is an unarmed, uniformed civilian position performing work of moderate difficulty supporting basic law enforcement operations in exchange for gaining hands-on practical experience while pursuing post-secondary education in law enforcement. A Community Service Officer (CSO) may be afforded an opportunity to transition to a sworn officer position with a law enforcement agency.
The position is part-time, 20 hours/week, limited-term employment including a combination of day, evening, and weekend hours with flexibility for attending school.
SALARY: The hourly rate range is $11.76 to $14.71, dependent upon qualifications and experience. West Allis Resident Incentive Pay: An employee who resides within the City of West Allis shall be granted an additional 5% on top of the established pay for the position.
Quick Links
- Anonymous Tip
- Overnight Temporary Parking Permission
- Report a Reckless Driving Incident
- Request Open Records
- Pay a Citation
- Traffic Crash Reports
- Send emails about property related questions/requests to propertyreturns@westalliswi.gov
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Crime Stoppers
Call 414-476-CASH (2274) to provide crime tips, and get cash!
Internet Exchange Location
Be safe, do transactions in the lobby or parking lot of the West Allis Police Department at 11301 W. Lincoln Ave., 24/7. Surveillance cameras are watching.
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Patrick Mitchell
Chief of Police
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Police
Phone: 414-302-8000Fax: 414-302-8099Emergency Phone: 911
Records Unit Hours
Monday through Friday
9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Closed weekends and holidays