POLICE DEPARTMENT MONTHLY REPORTS

       The North Fond du Lac Police Department prepares very detailed reports which outline a wide variety of departmental activity for each month.  We strongly encourage community members to review these reports to help familiarize themselves with the police department and its operations.  Additionally, these reports show, in great detail, the types, general location, and frequency of criminal and other unlawful activity in our community.  We share this information with the public because we firmly believe that an informed community is one that is better able to protect itself from those that choose to violate society's laws and threaten  the safety, security and quality of life in our community. 

       You will notice that much of the reported activity is identified by general location within the community.  These locations are listed by district and grid.  The geographic location of these districts/grids can be viewed on our crime analysis map.  Our community, like any other, is comprised of a number of neighborhoods which vary greatly.  As such, unlawful activity and quality of life concerns vary widely between different neighborhoods.  The police department uses this information to aid us in determining emerging problems, establishing priorities and determining resource allocation.  The community can assist us in these efforts by maintaining awareness of the information contained in these reports and providing us with recommendations or feedback whenever possible. 

       These reports are detailed and, at first glance, can be somewhat challenging to understand.  Please do not hesitate to contact us (Chief William Lamb or Captain Darren Pautsch) for assistance in better understanding any of the information contained in these reports.

February 2008
January 2008